Sentence examples for refusal to surrender from inspiring English sources

He was executed in 1661 for his son's stubborn refusal to surrender.

But, ultimately, what unites them is an absolute refusal to surrender to white prejudice and pressures.

And it is in his music that the refusal to surrender finds expression.

There was no indication as to whether the talks would address North Korea's refusal to surrender its nuclear arsenal.

That does not make Beijing's refusal to surrender to a movement now demanding that democracy any more legitimate.

On the other stands his adamantine refusal to surrender to Blair's enthusiasm for British membership of the euro.

"Ted Cruz Refuses To Surrender!

These people refuse to surrender.

That king, who took the title Haakon VII, was imported from Denmark but made his reputation forever by his refusal in 1940 to surrender to Nazi Germany.

The breadth of the protesters' demands — effectively an immediate end to military rule — and the military's refusal, reiterated Tuesday, to surrender power until next year suggested that the discontent would persist.

Koreans have been protesting the refusal by the command to surrender two army sergeants whose armored vehicle crushed two schoolgirls to death.