Sentence examples for better to surrender from inspiring English sources
Better to surrender on this front and accept the additional cost and complexity of labeling to increase the chances of winning the larger battle for public confidence.
If a destiny is calling to you then it is better to surrender to the heights which await you and progress with an intensity of focus and effort rather than risking the devastation of regret and failure which whilst not final could be quite depressing.
Isn't it simply the case that Zidane realised a penalty shoot-out was inevitable, and having seen his previous effort barely cross the line he thought, as his adopted countrymen often do, that it was better to simply surrender and retreat to a safe hideout until the serious business was over" - Ben Hudson.
It's always better to just surrender, and then come back later to give it a go with fresh ears".
It would also provide a much better premise for compelling individuals to surrender their right to ignore a process so evidently "rotten and derelict".
Apparently, Bin Laden's death was a foregone conclusion, since Obama made it clear before the raid that if the terrorist leader wanted to surrender, "he better be naked and on the ground".
But you are also being asked to surrender your identity, the better to assume a new one.
"Somebody wants to surrender".
Least likely to: Surrender.
You've got to surrender in it.
