Sentence examples for a surrender for from inspiring English sources

"This is absolutely a surrender for labor," said Mike Masik Sr., the union leader at Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle maker, not even trying to paper over the defeat.

But negotiating a surrender for the LRA's murderous commander would be politically harder, particularly in America where an online video calling for his capture went viral in March.But the focus on Mr Kony misses the larger question of what to do about the heart of Africa.

That evening, a local woman, likely Bowie's cousin-in-law Juana Navarro Alsbury, approached Santa Anna to negotiate a surrender for the Alamo defenders.

Nonetheless, both sides complied with the protocols of warfare at the time, resulting in a bloodless victory for the Parliamentary force: the besiegers demanded that the garrison surrender, the garrison refused, the attackers demanded a surrender for a second time, and this time the garrison were able to give up the castle with dignity.

And a second later — poof! — so was she, in a surrender of cool fascinating for several reasons.

After negotiations for a surrender of the town fell apart, Pisa shelled the barracks and a fort.

Former George W. Bush administration official John Bolton called the agreement "a surrender of classic proportions," and for Bolton, war is the only answer.

Resistance brought certain destruction, but at Balkh, now in Afghanistan, the population was slaughtered in spite of a prompt surrender, for tactical reasons.

Chief Michael McGrath said Thursday night that Davenport would be given a chance to surrender for a court appearance on the misdemeanors.

For now, however, the consensus in the organization is that while the top offensive prospect, Alfonso Soriano, may have to be moved from shortstop to another position, he is too good a player to surrender for a left fielder at this time.

He says that some rebel commanders are already negotiating a surrender in return for an amnesty.