Sentence examples for far to surrender from inspiring English sources

But Bianca does not know what to study, and Angelica said that she had gone too far to surrender all hopes of an Emory degree.

Some pee slaves go as far to surrender total control over when and how they use the bathroom to their dominant sexual partner.

All told, the district is asking for $133 million in union concessions and other trims, including the teacher pay cut, but the union is so far refusing to surrender.

Despite all that has been thrown at it though, the people of Mouadamiya have, so far, refused to surrender their town.

They resisted the pleas from ministerial colleagues, including Michael Howard, that by discrediting their own party they would bring comfort to Tony Blair and make inevitable a Labour government far more willing to surrender our sovereignty and kowtow to Brussels.

But so far, Singapore has proved reluctant to surrender him.

While New York is "different," Mr. Bloomberg's victory should still serve as a warning to Republicans that continuing to surrender to the far right may soon prove a one-way ticket ride to political Palookaville.

The Thai government forced Red Shirt protesters to surrender yesterday, but far from bringing the six-week stand-off to a close, the day ended with downtown Bangkok engulfed in flames, at least six people dead, and hundreds of people cowering in a temple as bullets and grenades rained down outside.

So far this season, he has yet to surrender a run in six appearances with his new team.

To read Tranströmer — the best times are at night, in silence, and alone — is to surrender to the far-fetched.

That pressure, however, has so far failed to force the de facto government to surrender power.