Sentence examples for it's surrendering from inspiring English sources

Giuliana: Instead of trying to overanalyze why -- why didn't this work, why is this taking so long, why is this so hard -- which I used to do years ago, now it's surrendering and realizing that what will be will be, and everything turns out how it's supposed to turn out.

The BBC will have to choose a buyer carefully, however, because it is surrendering some of its best-loved brands to outside control.

To me, it was surrendering everything – my privacy, my dignity as a woman who wants to be a normal person.

Rather than disturb the status quo, it is surrendering to the pre-Zionist rabbinic idea (which American Jews vaguely take for granted) that "Jewish" is a religious sentiment and biological fact.

Nuts!" (Unless it was "surrender nuts," Eric Massa's admonition to his male staff members).

Jon Ashworth won the seat after it was surrendered by Sir Peter Soulsby so he could fight Leicester's mayoral election – a contest he won.

St. Leonard's Hospital was closed during the dissolution of the monasteries, when it was surrendered to Henry VIII by Thomas Magnus.

In 1760, during the French and Indian War, it was surrendered to the British.

That is not how moral authority is claimed; that is how it is surrendered.

It was surrendered to the crown in 1539 during the reformation, but re-founded two years later.

In 1731 it came under the control of Satara kings, and in 1818 it was surrendered to the British.