"I wish in my case he had to surrender everything," she said.
If that were not the case, he, Morris Krakower, would have to surrender everything: Communism, atheism, materialism, the Party, all his convictions and commitments.
Francine, a big woman with shoulder-length brown hair, said that she was writing "the story of God making my husband and me surrender everything: my husband's health, his job, his life, our home, everything".
Therefore the last off ramp -- the expression is a favorite of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell -- is the one that leads to a relentless United Nations inspection program, backed by a credible threat of force, that persuades President Saddam Hussein to surrender everything that could be construed as illicit weapons or the banned tools for making them.
Fearing that the Chinese would conspire against the colonials by candlelight, those inside the city walls were forbidden to light candles and were forced to surrender everything "down to the smallest kitchen knife".
What that has devolved into is, well, now if you sign the bottom line, you not only have to surrender everything I just mentioned, but they now control name and likeness, all your concert revenues, and all merchandise, basically leaving the artist no source of income from creative pursuits.
We have surrendered everything: eastern Europe, Ukraine, Georgia.
It was either a way of surrendering everything or writing a check no one would ever cash.
To me, it was surrendering everything – my privacy, my dignity as a woman who wants to be a normal person.
Ms. Zendel's film succeeds in creating a convincing portrait of a common show business type, the insecure assistant (or publicist or script reader) who surrenders everything to an abusive but charismatic boss (also a common show business type).
And there's one theme to them, which makes it easier for the media to grasp, which is basically McCain surrendering everything he believes in.
