Sentence examples for surrender calls from inspiring English sources

"I'm talking about murderers, major drug suspects, guys with all-points bulletins on them," said Michael Chase, Irvington's police chief, who has received many such surrender calls from Mr. Christian.

Perhaps that is why surrender calls to me.

Mr. Qadri immediately surrendered, called himself a "slave of the Prophet," and indicated that he had killed Mr. Taseer for his campaign against the blasphemy law.

He later said that the military had forced him to tender his resignation, calling his surrender of power a coup.

The surrender deal calls for the Taliban to turn over the front lines of the city first, and then gradually surrender their forces until the the interior of Kunduz is reached.

God Save the Queen was sung lustily by everyone, with the traditional "no surrender" being called out after the first verse.

As the initial shock wears off it will be obvious that this was a demonstration shot intended to extract political concessions and surrender, a call to fix our attention on the prospect of a nuclear detonation or a chemical or biological attack, both of which would exceed what happened by several orders of magnitude.

Even at the war's end in 1995, one Muslim soldier recalls, at the fall of Zepa, Lukic patrolling the columns of surrendering troops, calling: "Anyone from Visegrad, step out of line!" Even then, his work was unfinished.

After surrendering, Diệm called Lodge by telephone for the last time.

These included a loopy blues called Surrender and a melancholy piano track called Sun Comes Up.

Glenn's first song is called Surrender; she all but floats down the stairs, with an ache in her heart and you can almost feel it in your own.