Sentence examples for constantly surrender from inspiring English sources
Those having to constantly surrender to pester power might think otherwise, as toys, clothes, theatre shows and endless other products become an increasing part of what was once an arguably innocuous way of keeping the children occupied – watching television.
"We have had an executive branch that has emasculated itself by surrendering constantly to the idea that once the court says something, that's it, it's the law of the land," Mike Huckabee, the conservative commentator and former governor of Arkansas, said on Fox News, on Monday, talking about the court rulings against President Donald Trump's anti-Muslim travel ban.
And his endlessly looped surrender to the authorities is constantly combined with video of the episode in which he seems to be dangling his oddly veiled child over the balcony of a Berlin hotel room.
In a siege lasting 15 days the Fort was constantly bombarded, the French suffering 200 casualties before finally surrendering.
Aware of the surge of resentment, Nelson Mandela constantly reminds people that amnesty was the price the country paid for the peaceful surrender of white power.
"I constantly reject this notion that any hint of strategies involving diplomacy are somehow soft or indicate surrender or means that you are not going to crack down on terrorism," he said.
As the world powers negotiate with Iran, they should constantly remind themselves that the Iranian government has not come to the negotiating table to discuss the terms of its surrender.
