Sentence examples for left to surrender from inspiring English sources

In one, actors spoke such lines as, "When she devoured my very soul, when I had nothing left to surrender, she abandoned me to the wreckage of myself — and smiled".

Time for the left to surrender, according to Fox.

But in many ways, it was like being stuck in standstill traffic (for 18 months), with nothing left to do but surrender to the moment at hand.

Both Generals Floyd and Pillow left to leave General Buckner to surrender to the Union Forces.

The games-won deficit marked the largest lead surrendered with 28 left to play in MLB history, consummating what St . Louis Post-Dispatchsportswriter Bernie Miklasz termed an "improbable comeback," and one of the greatest sports history.

(After the movingly described executions of Digby and three others -- the other three left the village to surrender elsewhere -- the author speculates about who betrayed them. He suggests a name but inconclusively).

He portrayed Khadr as someone who all along had a choice -- to leave al Qaeda, to surrender during the firefight in Afghanistan that killed Sgt. Christopher Speer, and to turn his back on his father and family and their values and beliefs.

When families can not find housing they are often left with the decision to surrender their dogs to rescues or abandon them on the streets.

The oldest and youngest soldiers were discharged from military service, and the remaining men were granted leave by order to surrender or attempt to break out at their discretion.

"This unwillingness to surrender WorkChoices left toxins in the veins of many corporates that would never be cleansed, but most especially in the mining sector, which was emboldened by its anger to take a stance against ­carbon pricing and the minerals resources rent tax".

Last week Diyarbakır's governor, Hüseyin Aksoy, agreed to suspend fire for one and a half hours on consecutive days in the city, during which the police used loudspeakers to demand everyone still left amid the ruined buildings to surrender, but many fear the consequences if they do.