If God has other plans for me, if it's for the better, I may surrender this dream".
Rumours were circulating yesterday that Mladic may surrender "within days".
There are standing orders in the Japanese Navy that no ship may surrender or take flight from the enemy.
A former Yugoslav Army general charged with war crimes but currently hospitalized may surrender to the tribunal in The Hague as early as this weekend, his lawyer said.
When unemployment rises and consumer credit dries up, people may surrender their life insurance policies or borrow against their cash value.
Johnston Press may surrender part of the company to its banks in order to secure a life-saving loan, according to a Sunday Times story yesterday.
Writing for Time.com after "Dallas Buyers Club" showed in Toronto, Richard Corliss wrote, "Leto captures the sweet intensity and almost saintly good humor of a glamorous, poignant and downright divoon creature — a blithe Camille who may surrender her health but never her panache".
While watching the movie, exquisitely photographed by the Taiwanese cinematographer Mark Ping Bing Lee ("In the Mood for Love"), you may surrender to that unabashedly sensual vision, celebrated in every shot of Les Collettes' gorgeous, seething landscape of windblown trees, grass and streams that reflect what Renoir calls "the fury running through my nerves".
Observers Wonder If Apple Plans Low-Cost MacIntosh In what might be the next chapter in Silicon Valley's longest-running soap opera, Apple Computer's chairman, Steven Jobs, may surrender to the computer industry's received wisdom and introduce a sub-$500 Macintosh, according to several published reports.
There had been unconfirmed reports last November that he was engaged in peace talks with the Pakistani government and may surrender, but that has not yet materialised.
