Sentence examples for like surrendering from inspiring English sources

Marie-Philip Poulin scored twice in the first period to put Canada in command and it was an advantage they never looked like surrendering.

The Americans had led at half-way, but Bronte Campbell overhauled Vollmer on the third leg and handed over a lead her sister never looked like surrendering to Ledecky.

First-half goals from Collins John and Brian McBride, once on loan at Everton, gave them a comfortable cushion that they rarely looked like surrendering, despite the sending-off of Papa Bouba Diop and they retain their Premiership status for another season.

Salford's attacking triumvirate of Robert Lui, Michael Dobson and Gareth O'Brien were the chief instigators of Hull KR's torment and three tries in the opening 15 minutes, all of which were laid on by the trio, put Salford into a lead they never really looked like surrendering.

But the Welsh side rarely looked like surrendering their lead and posed the greater threat in the second period.

England finished strongly and rarely looked like surrendering the advantage, with the final whistle sparking joyous celebrations.

Explaining things with, "Well, people are angry!" is like surrender; it's explaining badly resolved story lines in a TV show with, "A wizard did it".

That in itself is an important shift, since the only way that conservative religious attitudes will change is if they stop looking to religious conservatives like surrender.

Like surrender, the moment of betrayal has to be carefully chosen.

Classics like "Surrender" and "California Man" are not an ounce worse for wear, Rick Neilson remains a comic wizard on guitar, and Robin Zander hasn't lost his golden wail.

The band thrashes through their short, 30 minute set with the frantic, bassy distortion of new songs like "Surrender" and "Sad Person" knocking away any lingering sleep from the crowd's eyes.