Sentence examples for clean surrender from inspiring English sources

Whether the siege comes to an end through an evacuation deal that allows regime opposition to flee into other rebel-held territory, or in a truce deal whereby activists and fighters have their criminal charge sheets officially wiped clean, surrender will not "happen without a lot of civilian bloodshed," Kiki said.

To which the E.P.A. and the fishermen respond: If the river can be cleaned, why surrender?

Ramcke appeared at his formal surrender clean shaven and with a well-groomed Irish setter.

The answer is not for Republicans to surrender and pass a clean funding bill.

"We refuse to surrender the hope of a clean energy future to those who fear it and fight it".

In exchange for surrendering a property in reasonably clean condition with the furnace still hooked up, the kitchen not stripped and the basement not intentionally flooded, the lender will cut the occupants a check.

That case continues to ripple through United States-Swiss relations, with Switzerland fumbling for a way to come clean with Washington about past practices without having to surrender its prized banking secrecy.

Rangers had kept only one clean sheet in their last 26 top flight away games - and surrendered meekly against Liverpool three days ago - but they continued to keep Chelsea at bay in the second half.

Mr. Sarchiapone said Mr. Smiley surrendered because "he wanted to set the record straight, he wanted a clean slate".

You can be required to surrender your shoes, not because they might contain explosives, but because you neglected to clean them off after hiking in some foreign rural area.

But even though New Yorkers dutifully surrender their coveted parking spaces to accommodate the Sanitation Department, street cleaners don't always, well, clean the streets.