Sentence examples for may be surrendered from inspiring English sources

Once acknowledged, this judging may be surrendered -- willingly, with courage, with joy.

They may have to be surrendered to the European interest, but that does not mean surrendering them to the European Commission.

Some groups, like Environmental Defense, a private conservation group, argue that local and state governments in the region should be actively preparing people for a significantly altered terrain in which some coastal areas may have to be surrendered to the rising seas.

In Islamic understanding man is suggested not be surrendered to the idea of unconditional predestination.

The better term might be "surrender".

"We can't be surrendering".

"His passport was surrendered".

The weapon was surrendered.

There they were surrendered on 26 November.

There may be no surrender, no last laying down of arms, but the victory will be there just the same, the bloody miracle which once seemed hardly possible will have come to pass.

The more immediate threat may be the surrender of private identity: to perfect the total image of an impressive life, we prune off the parts of ourselves that can't, won't, or shouldn't be seen.