Sentence examples for surrender for the from inspiring English sources
It's another surrender for the sake of a buck.
Gen. Gadi Shami, blamed the refusal of the Abu Hein brothers to surrender for the high casualty toll.
Ten days ago, Mullah Omar faced the full weight of Pakistan's arguments for Mr. bin Laden's surrender for the first time when General Ahmed, the intelligence chief, led a delegation of high-ranking Pakistani military officers to Kandahar.
In 'Unconditional Surrender,' for the first time, a father is seen to take his paternal responsibilities seriously, and the advice he gives to his son is both meaningful and beneficial.
But negotiating a surrender for the LRA's murderous commander would be politically harder, particularly in America where an online video calling for his capture went viral in March.But the focus on Mr Kony misses the larger question of what to do about the heart of Africa.
Two plays later, the Crimson Tide scored on a 51-yard pass from Jake Coker to tight end OJ Howard, giving Alabama a lead they wouldn't surrender for the rest of the game – a game that ended with the program winning their fourth national title in seven years.
Mr. Yamada and his group have been described as selfless patriots surrendering for the greater good, mindless kooks willing to throw themselves in harm's way, or pensioners with too much leisure time.
Policyholders were required to keep their investments with the company until the July flotation to qualify for free shares, which meant that the group has had few surrenders for the past two years.
At the gates of the embassy, Trammel denies the children entry and blackmails Bauer into surrendering for the children's safety.
Miles arrived on September 3, 1886, and Geronimo formally surrendered for the fourth and final time on September 4. At the conclusion of the surrender, Geronimo turned to Gatewood and said to him, in Apache, "Good.
At 19 20 the repaired Minerve returned and took possession of Ceylon, and at 19 45 Stewart surrendered for the second time in less than a year: his ship badly damaged and casualties mounting among his crew and passengers.
