Sentence examples for invitation to surrender from inspiring English sources
Its invitation to surrender and lose ourselves in a dream world created by the writer is more ironic, less genuine and ultimately less convincing than those we are accustomed to receive from more purely imaginative fictions.
TRIPOLI, Libya — A senior aide to one of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's sons has held secret talks in London with British authorities, a friend of the aide said Friday, as his government dismissed rebel talk of a cease-fire as a thinly veiled invitation to surrender.
In the afternoon, some German prisoners of war were sent into the town with an invitation to surrender but this approach was rebuffed, as had been a similar attempt earlier that morning.
This is not an excuse to surrender to a state of apathy but, instead, an invitation to rise to the challenge of exploring new ways of understanding the world.
"Somebody wants to surrender".
Least likely to: Surrender.
You've got to surrender in it.
He drove back to New York to surrender.
One student has declined to surrender.
It is not going formally to surrender.
