Sentence examples for a new surrender from inspiring English sources

Halim Shah Qadiri was excitedly relaying the news of a new surrender negotiation through his field radio.

The issue of setting up an outside body to manage privatization is highly sensitive in Greece because it suggests a new surrender of economic sovereignty.

SHIFTING DEADLINES -- Anti-Taliban forces, digging into the mountains of eastern Afghanistan and combing caves and camps for Mr. bin Laden, set a new surrender deadline of Thursday for Al Qaeda, after a similar one expired a day earlier without resolution.

Also, remember that an exchange will mean starting a brand new "surrender period," or the length of time that you have to pay a fee to get your money back.

Last week, Amobi shared a mix for THUMP Brazil featuring an unreleased track called "NEED FOR SPEED," and Saturday the label announced NON WORLDWIDE COMPILATION VOLUME II with a new single "SURRENDER" from Argentinian producer MORO.

The new surrender ultimatum -- set variously from 10 a.m. to noon on Thursday, depending on who was announcing it -- came after a day of crushed hopes and steady American bombing that sent huge clouds of smoke and debris billowing across the ridges.

Lavelle then set up a new record label, Surrender All, and set out on a path of self-sufficiency.

The seeming Israeli willingness to seek Security Council guarantees for such an arrangement is seen here as a sign of how Israel's relations with the United Nations have improved since it withdrew from southern Lebanon and advertised a new willingness to surrender much of East Jerusalem in a peace pact with the Palestinians.

A reader can try out a new author without surrendering to a tome, and writers, equally, can use novellas as testing grounds.

The Japanese military was steadfastly refusing to give up, so the peace faction seized upon the bombing as a new argument to force surrender.

"When a new god arrives, we surrender without a word," observes spiky-little-miss Zerbinetta at the end of Richard Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos, as the music explodes and one thwarted love is replaced by the glorious, if tenuous joys of another.