Sentence examples for course surrender from inspiring English sources

"He is imitating a quarrel with Russia until the West demands serious changes from his regime, at which point, he will, of course, surrender," said Parliament member Konstantin F. Zatulin, a standard-bearer for Russia's ambitions in former Soviet space.

Like it or not, we don't have a choice - except, of course, surrender and economic decline.

All but three of the nine holes on the par-three course surrendered an ace.

Many New Yorkers, of course, do surrender chunks of their living rooms to their two-wheelers.

As a Guardian/ICM poll showed that Labour is on course to surrender Scotland to the SNP – with a rump of 12 MPs north of the border – Miliband hit back at what the Labour leadership regards as a marriage of convenience to promote Tory and SNP interests by crushing his party.

The only question was why Tiger Woods, the world's hottest golfer, did not shoot lower than three-under-par 68 during the first round of the Nissan Open on a course that surrendered birdies to anyone with enough patience to wipe the mud from their irons.

Of course, having "I SURRENDER" appear for the very first time is also a kick.

Of course, the phrase "No Surrender," could be applied to the McCain campaign as well.

Of course, she doesn't surrender fully to her disgraced status, and she can't help but let self-pity seep in.

In due course it will doubtless surrender this position to new centres of neurotic excellence in Japan and East Asia, and perhaps one day even to the emerging depressives of Brazil and other poor countries.

Changing their course now is not surrender.