Sentence examples similar to previous to surrendering it from inspiring English sources
To surrender it means inviting terrorists to come to us".
But no one was going to surrender it either.
It's not time now to surrender it.
The government crisis was touched off a little more than three weeks ago when Craxi, Italy's longest-surviving prime minister since World War II, abruptly resigned and refused to honor a previous agreement to surrender the job to a Christian Democrat in an orderly turnover of power.
You've got to surrender in it.
It does not mean to surrender, although it may sometimes be used in preparation to surrendering.
It is certainly reluctant to surrender any responsibility to it.
They kept the script, but "they forced it to surrender".
He said he even offered to surrender his previous years of service and accept only the benefits accumulated since he came back in 1989, as if he had been a new hire.
But he used the occasion to announce a far more significant change: he handed responsibility for setting interest rates to the Bank of England.Mr Brown's decision to surrender a power which previous chancellors relied upon abusing was, it seems, planned months ago.
