In 1584 to still the discontent, some of the rich patentees surrendered a number of copies to the company for the benefit of its poorer members.
Captain Francis Laforey on Carysfort immediately attacked the larger ship and in an engagement lasting an hour and fifteen minutes successfully forced its captain to surrender, discovering a number of British prisoners of war below decks.
In the end, top executives surrendered a large number of options, and other options were re-priced.
The Lakers' defense, thought to have been majorly upgraded with Howard anchoring the paint, has surrendered a shockingly high number of easy looks, and ranks 19th in field goal percentage against.
Recent years have seen the surrender of a number of Mladic's former allies to the war crimes court as Belgrade has come under increasing pressure to co-operate with prosecutors.
Many of these sessions are quite modest: some pretty standards ("Memories of You," "Stardust," "I Surrender, Dear") and a number of short riff tunes.
Santana said that his homeland would erupt if two of its most celebrated players were united on one of its most popular teams but, with a laugh, added that he would not surrender his number.
If Verizon Wireless or Cingular had been around 30 years ago to sell Mr. Cooper a service plan, he would have had to stick with the company all these years, unless he'd been willing to surrender his number.
Strauss's side could surrender the number one spot to South Africa if they fail to beat Sri Lanka but the skipper insists his team are not as preoccupied by the rankings as they were in the past.
After the Japanese surrender in August 1945, a number of native Indonesian employees of Nippon Eigasha formed Berita Film Indonesia, which first made use of the studios.
