Sentence examples for really surrender from inspiring English sources
SamCam's own wardrobe doesn't really surrender clues as to which approach she may take.
"You may plan the farewell beautifully, but there should also be a moment in which you really surrender yourself.
Not really: surrender to one group has merely emboldened others.
He's never really surrendered it.
"But here I've been really surrendering to the words, to the rhythm and the tempo, the linguistic gymnastics and the puns".
"I think liberal religion has really surrendered speaking in the public square to groups more conservative in nature," Rabbi Ellenson said.
It's a sign of Ms. Munro's greatness as a writer that she so pervades a place that she never really surrendered herself to.
The first time I really surrendered to my garden work this season, I remember thinking that none of this seemed very important, the weeding, the watering, the planting.
In fact, inspections have always been a way to buy some time, during which the regime might crumble, or Iraq might shock us all by really surrendering its weapons, or Iraqi non-compliance would exhaust the patience of even the French.
However, Malachy O'Rourke's side hit three unanswered points after the break to regain an initiative which they never really surrendered.
Before you truly surrender".
