Sentence examples for aim to surrender from inspiring English sources
To get AIM to surrender the federal government had agreed to conduct a thorough investigation into the demands and grievances that had been articulated in their protest.
To witness a critic working so hard not to surrender disbelief--the aim, after all, of drama since its inception--is, in a way, to realize how powerful the mechanisms that seek to produce that surrender really are.
With his whereabouts still a mystery, the United States has begun dropping leaflets in parts of Afghanistan aimed at encouraging Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters to surrender.
His constant aim now remained to win over the Monophysites, yet not to surrender the Chalcedonian faith.
His real aim is to compel the international community into providing the fuel without requiring Iran to surrender most of the enriched uranium it has on hand.
He took aim at one of his critics, Tip O'Neill, the Democratic speaker of the House of Representatives at the time: "He may be ready to surrender, but I'm not".
"Somebody wants to surrender".
Least likely to: Surrender.
You've got to surrender in it.
He drove back to New York to surrender.
