Sentence examples for can't surrender from inspiring English sources

"This our land and we can't surrender it to them under any conditions," Mayor Sbeih said.

It may be Pollyanna-ish thinking, but if you can't surrender to Pollyanna-ish thinking at Christmas, when can you?

He treats "Little Women" as a story of adult addiction to nostalgia and regret; the heroine, Jo, can't surrender either the fact of her childhood or its idyllic aura.

"You can't surrender New York to terrorists, and by having the fight here, it shows the terrorists our defiance and our strength," said King, while having lunch yesterday at a Midtown hotel.

"To me, the weakness in the drone activity is that if there's no one on the ground, and the person puts his hands out, he can't surrender," the retired vice-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General James Cartwright, told the journalist Tara McKelvey earlier this year.

We can't surrender our civil liberties and give the terrorists a victory that they actually seek".

So why can't I surrender to it?

"We can't just surrender and lose jobs".

And — and so we have to understand that we can't just surrender and — and lose jobs year in and year out.

Even though food neophobia appears to be genetic, doctors say parents of picky eaters can't just surrender and boil another pot of pasta.

The war will begin to take control, and once you're halfway through you can't suddenly surrender because it's become too rough.