Sentence examples for back to surrender from inspiring English sources

In the first of many feints to outwit the media and two-faced district attorneys, Trott and his three partners sneak their client out the back to surrender quietly to a nearby police station out of camera range.

He drove back to New York to surrender.

Then again, that last 90 seconds can be a riveting spectacle as an opponent claws back after refusing to surrender.

Mr. Forde, who was at a union conference in Nova Scotia on Wednesday when a 29-count indictment was unsealed, flew back to New York to surrender to agents of the F.B.I. and the Department of Labor Inspector General's Office of Labor Racketeering and Fraud Investigations.

Just before noon Friday, after a week on the run, Duong, who had made his way back to Santa Ana, surrendered to local authorities.

Coming from the same Roger Goodell who inexplicably destroyed all tapes (from 2006 and 2007) and notes (dating back to 2002) surrendered by the Patriots after the Jets incident, I'd say something smells fishy.

Powell, his gun in Campbell's back, then ordered Hettinger to surrender his service revolver.

Collins, following the unwritten rules of baseball etiquette that apply to one-sided games, kept the infield back, and Dickey proceeded to surrender a run on a harmless grounder to short.

He gathered the survivors and issued three orders: To do our best to get back to England; Not to surrender until all our ammunition is exhausted; Not to surrender at all if we can help it.

He spent the seventies turning his back on his own back catalogue because he had to surrender royalties to get out of his contract with Fantasy.

"It's worth considering how much of the current disquiet and disaffection in parts of the UK is caused by the overmighty reach of London which needed to centralise power in order to fight two world wars and has not been all that willing since to surrender power back," she said.