Sentence examples for over surrendering from inspiring English sources

So fears over surrendering sovereignty and suspicions about pooling and sharing will neither strengthen the trans-Atlantic relationship nor Europe's standing in the world, say analysts.

Donnie Moore, the relief pitcher who never got over surrendering the home run that cost the Angels a chance at the 1986 American League pennant, shot himself to death in 1989 after seriously wounding his wife.

You can be sure Yahoo isn't just rolling over and surrendering.

Yet the reality is far more complex, and economic conservatives will not roll over and surrender just because of a financial crisis.

And we assume he's going to roll over and surrender to Clinton?

Yimi Garcia, who had struggled in his last two outings, took over and surrendered a quick walk before striking out Wilin Rosario for the third out.

Last Thursday Mike Mussina struck out 12 over eight innings, surrendering a single run.

But they delayed handing over passengers and surrendering at Stansted because they were scared.

As the Europeans know from their experience over the last 50 years, surrendering some degree of national autonomy is a natural and inevitable concomitant of growing economic interdependence.

They jumped into the Dwight Howard four team mega-deal over the summer, surrendering Andre Iguodala to the Denver Nuggets while getting back Bynum from the Los Angeles Lakers.

As one tribal warrior tried to talk the Qaeda fighters into surrendering over his walkie-talkie, the answer crackled back in Arabic: "I will continue jihad even after my death.