Sentence examples for mood to surrender from inspiring English sources
The Syrian government is in no mood to surrender.
Having waited patiently for Murray to call it quits, his opponent is now in no mood to surrender.
Most of its leaders are in no mood to surrender either territory or weapons, or the drugs trade that sustains the struggle.
Cook was unsurprisingly in no mood to surrender, though, continuing his prolific year as he and Rashid scrambled England into three figures.
Although looking a sitting duck approaching the third-last, with Blaklion, Un Temps Pour Tout, Henri Parry Morgan and Ballyalton all still to play their hands, the 11-2 wasner was in no mood to surrender his lead.
It will send a strong message out to the government and to Sir John Vickers' independent banking commission that the banking in the UK is strong, robust and in no mood to surrender its sovereignty to either bureaucrats or politicians".
Force your mind to Surrender.
To understand Miss Julie's toxic mood swings, her refusal to surrender, and her longing for a savior, the audience needs more than sensational spectacle.
You don't want to surrender to the mood swings of a big win or a bad beat, especially here where you are talking to fans all the time".
"Somebody wants to surrender".
