Sentence examples for permission to surrender from inspiring English sources
It felt to him that she had taken this little setback as permission to surrender.
Rather than remanding them directly into custody, Judge Ewing Werlein gave them permission to surrender voluntarily to prison.
Giving yourself permission to surrender to a less-than-perfect standard is the hard part, but once you do that you will likely get results that exceed even your own expectations.
After a lull of ten days, the besiegers conveyed a letter to the garrison, supposedly from the Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller in Tripoli, which granted permission for them to surrender.
Velosa recalled that his captors identified themselves as members of ELN, accused the journalists of spying on their activities and traveling in the region without permission, and forced them to surrender their equipment.
The Italians blockaded the port and the Duke requested permission to issue an ultimatum for the Ottoman authorities to surrender the ship lest he bombard the city with Vettor Pisani and the battleship.
The Delhi High Court, however, ordered Mr. Bajaj's release, but directed him to surrender his passport and not leave the country without permission.
After asking the permission of the King of Jerusalem, Fulk, which he received, Raymond, the Prince of Antioch, agreed to surrender the city to John.
Recognising that resistance under such conditions against an overwhelming force was futile, Lambert negotiated with Hamelin, offering to surrender Île de la Passe if Iphigenia and the men on the island were given permission to sail to Île Bourbon unmolested.
Genghis Khan eventually granted Jebe permission and with Subutai as his second-in-command, the Mongols advanced to the city of Derbent, which refused to surrender.
"Somebody wants to surrender".
