Remember how the mighty Microsoft, apparently unassailable in its day, was so effectively made to mend its ways in a series of Euro-rulings, culminating in its complete surrender in 2007?
The replacement of McCarthy with one of the Tea Party's own, Paul Ryan, only succeeded in an environment of complete surrender to any sense of normal parliamentary compromise.
But instead, conservatives and more moderate members were unable to come together on a broad framework for a deal, forcing Mr. McConnell to negotiate a resolution with Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, that resulted in almost complete surrender by Republicans.
For me it is about complete surrender to someone else: the height of feeling desperate.
I had what I can only describe as an epiphany, a moment of lucid and complete surrender, in which the whole of Mexico seemed to come up inside me and I felt that this was a moment that would never end and that wherever I went I would not leave this place.' Navigation without a map is difficult in Latin America, Thomson points out, because it's considered rude not to give directions.
Recall that this was the fight that involved the complete surrender of GOP opposition in the week leading to the Christmas holidays.
Wallowing in mood over event, moment over entirety, "North Sea Texas" demands complete surrender to the maturing of Pim (Jelle Florizoone), a sensitive 14-year-old trapped in a tiny Belgian coastal town.
In Japan Emperor Hirohito had enough authority to ordain the complete surrender of a nation that had been prepared to fight to the death.
The baby was given away via a newspaper ad in the Reading Mercury which said: "Wanted, Home for Baby Boy, age one month; complete surrender".
'Complete surrender' – it's semi-military".
You can't start with a complete surrender".
