Sentence examples for past surrender from inspiring English sources

Dream is the goad to one last, unlikely step past surrender; and then more improbably still, the next, and yet the next.

"Build my gallows high, baby," Robert Mitchum tells Jane Greer in the indelible classic "Out of the Past," surrendering to the glorious creature who's the beautiful instrument of his destruction.

There's is a real sense with a Nicholas' record that we aren't just re-experiencing a plastic playlist version of the past, but surrendering ourselves to a hybrid world of the authentic late-80s underground sound he's studied and perfected, weaved with his own visions and interpretations of this time, the time we're living in and through.

Like Romney and Paul, in abandoning responsibility for the past they also surrender plausibility in the present.

The seizure memos were signed by two men from the J&K police, one of them an old tormentor from Afzal's past as a surrendered "militant".

It may sound florid to call Desert Golfing an exercise in accepting the past, or in surrendering to the things you can't change, but if you ever find yourself awake at 1 AM, wracked with anxious insomnia, your entire surreal world coming down to a tiny white pinpoint on an endless desert golf course, you'll start to understand.

It may sound florid to call Desert Golfing an exercise in accepting the past, or in surrendering to the things you can't change, but if you ever find yourself awake at 1AM, wracked with anxious insomnia, your entire surreal world coming down to a tiny white pinpoint on an endless desert golf course, you'll start to understand.

I hope that Pope Francis will surrender that past to win the future.

"When I surrendered, the past seemed like a dream".

Over the past seven, they have surrendered an average of 99.3 points on strong 45.9percentt shooting.

In the past, management has often surrendered to the demands of dockworkers -- granting them fat wages and benefits -- instead of enduring a strike or slowdown.