Sentence examples for more surrendering from inspiring English sources

No more whoredom and ruffled cha-cha singers, no more death or blindness for want of simple prescription medicine, no more surrendering smiles for the tourist and the client, no more begging.

True, Rafael Nadal was dominant once more, surrendering just three games to Nicolás Almagro, his barrel-chested Spanish compatriot, in what devolved into the most lopsided men's quarterfinal at Roland Garros in the 40-year Open era.

Take 5 deep breaths in this position, or more, surrendering as you maintain awareness of your breathing.

What is left for politicians to promise but the odd tinker here and there, as well as cuts and yet more surrendering of power?

I wouldn't be surprised to see more and more surrendering of design and general structure to the titan among the gods, Facebook, which has 1.4 billion global users and a share price of $103.35.

After several such cases, he said, the Russians refused to accept any more surrendering Chechens.

Many more surrendered to the Congolese military.

Giving the first death toll for the fight to control the state broadcaster, army chief of staff Gen Prime Niyongabo told state radio that 35 other "mutineers" were wounded and 40 more surrendered.

Had the man who won the Presidency by speaking out for the people who "play by the rules" once more surrendered to a lifelong compulsion to bend and break them?

Many more surrendered to the forces of Hezbollah, or the Party of God, which seized six command posts and a dozen villages that had long been under the control of Israel and the South Lebanon Army.

"Everything came to a head when the victims would no longer play games". The Orange County district attorney's office issued warrants for the five men Monday; two turned themselves in Wednesday, two more surrendered Thursday, and the fifth told police he would surrender next week.