Sentence examples for never been surrendered from inspiring English sources

A trophy had never been surrendered, either.

"… It can never be surrendered, save to your unspeakable dishonor, and with its consequences fraught with immeasurable evil.

In its 1988 charter, Ḥamās maintained that Palestine is an Islamic homeland that can never be surrendered to non-Muslims and that waging holy war to wrest control of Palestine from Israel is a religious duty for Palestinian Muslims.

The arrival of an aviso in January 1800 with the news of the events of 18 Brumaire that made Bonaparte First Consul of France prompted a brief respite and a public statement from Vaubois that the city would never be surrendered, although conditions continued to deteriorate.

Labour said the West Bank could be traded for peace; Likud that it was the Jews' biblical homeland, given in sacred trust by God and never to be surrendered.

Small groups of insurgents have been surrendering since the war began in 2001, but never in great numbers.

Found was quickly in a clear lead and, though she had finished second at Group One level in all five of her previous starts, there was never any chance that it would be surrendered.

"His passport was surrendered".

The weapon was surrendered.

In the past, I have never been willing to surrender to that mode, and was a bystander back in the 1960s and early 70s when other people happily wallowed in tracks that lasted for the entire side of a vinyl album.

"We can't be surrendering".