Sentence examples for intended to surrender from inspiring English sources

In that conversation, according to the criminal complaint, Mr. Madoff "stated that he was 'finished,' that he had 'absolutely nothing.' " By this account, Mr. Madoff told the executives he intended to surrender to the authorities in about a week but first wanted to distribute approximately $200 million to $300 million to "certain selected employees, family and friends".

Sisi's announcement last month that his government intended to surrender control over two strategic Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia sparked a series of protests that were met with one of the biggest rounds of arrests in the last two years.

At one point, Iraqi T-55s of another column rolled up to the Saudi border, signaling that they intended to surrender.

Synadenos had kept his allegiance to Kantakouzenos secret from the city's populace, and intended to surrender Thessalonica in collusion with the local aristocracy.

After confirming his surrender would occur at 21 00, Keč stated that he was "cold and calm" and that he intended to surrender without any trouble.

At midday on the 16 August, von Kluge had refused an order from Hitler for another counter-attack and in the afternoon Hitler agreed to a withdrawal but became suspicious that von Kluge intended to surrender to the Allies.

They want us to put down our arms but we do not intend to surrender," he said.

Egypt has seen sporadic bouts of violence since the fall of Hosni Mubarak, and there are growing doubts over whether the ruling army council intends to surrender power fully.

The family patriarch refused to talk with reporters today, but last weekend he told The San Antonio Express-News that he did not intend to surrender the children "as long as God allows us to survive".

Last week, Mr. Santorum held a rally in the heavily black heart of North Philadelphia, serving notice that while about 95percentt of the city's blacks usually vote Democratic, he did not intend to surrender a single black vote.

Kicking off what could be a six-month-long re-election campaign, he is seeking to convince potential challengers on his left that he is still pursuing negotiations with the Palestinians, while reassuring the center-right that he does not intend to surrender East Jerusalem, major settlement blocs, or the strategic Jordan Valley.