Pemberton also claimed that he had gotten in substance his initial demand for surrender: "The discussion of the question of terms to a commission, although that commission was now necessarily an impromptu one".
Salespeople have to be paid, and so the initial, annual and surrender fees built into a deferred annuity are often rather large.
After some initial successes, the unexpected surrender of the strategically important town of Grave was a serious blow to English morale.
Since then he has drifted toward hackery without quite surrendering his initial promise.
While Cusanus never surrenders his initial insight that there is no proportion between infinite and finite, thinking through these later symbols and neologisms lets us see how these indirect means enable some movement of mind and heart towards the divine Mystery with whom we are ever connected.
Inside a specific locker, each audience member will find an initial round of instructions (to surrender their cellphones, watches, computers, and other trappings of the distracted self).
In May 1945, when Nazi Germany surrendered, and the initial motivation for the crash atomic bomb project dissipated as it was discovered that the German nuclear energy project was years behind, Wilson raised the question of whether they should continue with their work.
NEVER surrender the initiative.
In the Virginia courthouse, however, the Union general (whose first two initials came to stand for "unconditional surrender") wrote out a concession: that the arms "will not embrace the side-arms of the officers, nor their private horses or baggage".
