The Taliban may have just surrendered their final stronghold, but on Wall Street the victory party has been going on for some time.
By John Cassidy The Taliban may have just surrendered their final stronghold, but on Wall Street the victory party has been going on for some time.
And we should be aware that if we don't use it someone else will, and we need to be cautious that we have just surrendered an enormous amount of power to people using it for the worst.
(Asked by a rookie who had just surrendered a monster homer to Ted Williams how he would have pitched, Gomez said, "Under an assumed name").
Rahman, who preceded Briggs as America's heavyweight Black Hope, had just surrendered his belt to Maskaev, who completed the Eastern European sweep of the four titles.
Scott Strickland sat facing his locker, staring at the right hand that had just surrendered a game-winning home run to the Atlanta Braves.
The "subway vigilante," as news stories called him, had just surrendered to police, and everybody had an opinion about what he did and whether he was wrong or right.
On May 3 , 1945 two days before the Russians overran Peenemünde, von Braun ends up dining on scrambled eggs and posing for pictures with the 44th U.S. Infantry Division, to whom he has just surrendered.
A departure and a return: In the legend of Moorish Spain, Boabdil, the last Muslim ruler of Granada, is said to have paused on a ridge for a final glimpse of the realm he had just surrendered to the Castilians.
The "subway vigilante," as news stories called him, had just surrendered… For a time I lived in Hull, on Nantasket Beach, on Massachusetts' south shore, where the winter storms sent the ocean booming up the streets… Three of my four daughters were born in the dead of winter.
The issue of whether the car was moving forward or in reverse was in dispute, and Mr. McCulloch was strongly criticized for referring to the dead men as "bums". He later said that the killings could have been averted if the drug suspects had just surrendered.
