Sentence examples for ever surrender from inspiring English sources
It was, he told them, the last time a Manchester United youth team would ever surrender.
But parliaments, composed of elected politicians, are the experts at policymaking and neither expressly or impliedly should they ever surrender that role to others".
Erasmus traveled to Cologne to promote this plan, which was well-intentioned but never had a chance of success since no pope would ever surrender his authority to a commission.
She added that the director will "not ever surrender to Russian pressure".
Their rationale had logic: if the Romans in Syria heard that the Muslims had given a guarantee of safety to a surrendered city and then had slaughtered those whose safety had been guaranteed, no other city would ever surrender to the Muslims.
No team has ever surrendered such an advantage in an NBA Finals.
That's the purpose of our campaign, and as I said, I have no intention of ever surrendering it.
Like everyone who has ever surrendered to cameras, she's proud of the way she eluded them.
Hitler exhorted the trapped German forces to fight to the death, going so far as to promote Paulus to field marshal (and reminding Paulus that no German officer of that rank had ever surrendered).
"She never begins an attack, nor, when once engaged, ever surrenders: She is therefore an emblem of magnanimity and true courage," he wrote in 1775, in a letter to the Pennsylvania Journal).
Liberalism and social democracy had ever surrendered anticommunism since the Russian Revolution the Great depression.19 The liberals and social democrats in Europe collaborated with the fascist-led anticommunist campaign.
