Sentence examples for already surrendering from inspiring English sources

"How often have I had to lie or keep my mouth shut to protect the people I love most," she thinks, though she realizes that despite such fidelity, "with a hint of love on the one hand, and a heap of self-reproach on the other, I was already surrendering to the next hatred".

To see that Britain will, for 2012, spend four times as much as us on rowing and cycling, and three times as much on swimming and athletics, sticks in the antipodean craw, because money spent is generally thought to be directly proportional to medals won, and if we are already surrendering to Britain, what hope is there?

And what little memory we had not already surrendered to Gutenberg we have relinquished to Google.

The opponent had already surrendered and they were sacking the city.

"Many of these six year olds have already surrendered hope that life can be different for them.

He offered that his client, who had already surrendered his passports, would voluntarily place himself on the "no-fly" list.

By the time you reach the "Jardin Animé," you have already surrendered all hope of coherent sense in "Le Corsaire".

You may concede to my opinions, but have I not already surrendered to you on some matters?

Separatists claimed hundreds of soldiers had already surrendered or been captured, although the numbers could not be confirmed.

"Everyone had already surrendered, with their hands on their necks, and there were no arms," he said last week.

Britain has already surrendered control in other areas: European regulators have the power to ban short-selling in emergencies and to set capital standards, for instance.