Moreover, land surrendered by the Ukrainians to Russia would be far less likely to give rise to a viable insurgency, thus making the post-conflict peace a lot easier.
The remainder of his fleet became disheartened and surrendered to Octavian, and Antony's land forces surrendered one week later.
Even so, when land art surrendered to the wine-and-cheese gallery opening, it had, by its purest lights, surrendered.
The Athenians attempted a retreat by land, then surrendered (413); Gylippus sought to spare their commanders, Nicias and Demosthenes, but was overruled.
At noon, we transferred to the bed of a pickup truck, the passing land gradually surrendering fertility until everything was brown.
Her mum, the author writes, "holds dear to her heart the values of her clan: loyalty to blood, passion for land; death before surrender.
One enterprising company, Terra Carbon, won 41 contracts, worth $289m, for projects in which farmers surrender land clearing permits they received before 2010.
It would lay out the rough boundaries of the land Israel will surrender, 33 years after it seized the Golan Heights in the Arab-Israeli war, and how the two sides would share scarce water resources.
In "The Yellow Wind," Grossman wrote of his generation, "The surging energy of our adolescent hormones was coupled with the intoxication gripping the entire country; the conquest, the confident penetration of the enemy's land, his complete surrender, breaking the taboo of the border, imperiously striding through the narrow streets of cities until now forbidden".
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