Sentence examples for stops surrendering from inspiring English sources

But when Moses stops surrendering to God, the enemy swoops in, ready to attack.

Except that the game isn't make-believe to the many conservative voters who have been suckered into actually believing that the health care law could be rolled back tomorrow if only Republicans would just stop "surrendering" and use the power of True Conservatism to bend the White House to their will.

The deaths could complicate relationships between the government and some NATO countries with military forces that hand captured militants over to the Afghan government, raising the question of whether countries that do not use the death penalty might stop surrendering prisoners.

"We need to stop surrendering and start standing for our principles," Cruz said.

"We need to stop surrendering and start standing for our principles," Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), a Republican presidential candidate, said during Wednesday's primary debate.

TAMPA, Fla .(AP) — A man accused of killing two Tampa police officers during a traffic stop surrendered after detectives spent more than a day negotiating with an associate of his, police officials said Saturday.

Freshman David Pisanic replaced Gordon and also made eight stops while surrendering just three goals.

Instead, practitioners had interpreted it to mean that they could resist suppression without guilt; they could stop "simply surrendering to the police at the first moment of a confrontation.

Except, perhaps, in "The Clock" itself, which stops time by surrendering completely and obsessively to its imperatives.

Time stopped and surrendered to the din.

Fewer than a quarter of all drivers, both statewide and in Hidalgo County, stopped and surrendered.