Sentence examples similar to surrender gave from inspiring English sources

It would have been surrender, giving in.

In Manipur, "the reputation of the police was for abject surrender, giving away its weapons," Joykumar said when we met at his home this April.

Entering into his mind, coldly observing the obsequiousness of life at his court, and balancing this against the death of an ordinary soldier or Hadji Murad's surrender, give the story the aura of a compass needle as it seeks to pin-point Russia with its despotic ruler and its long-suffering population.

Here, the police invited Jashari to surrender, giving him a deadline of two hours in which to respond.

In these difficult times, all we can do is to surrender, give in, and open our hearts to one another, to receive and give.

But again and again in "The Children," we saw people surrender, give up, accept a hard truth or a painful reality.

That's why #40 on my list of 40 Ways to Find Joy in Your Everyday Life is: "Surrender, give it up to God".

Yet Wheeldon, coming from ballet, rather than from tap — and from England, which kept fighting after France surrendered — gives us a more noir picture.

Don't think of surrender as giving in, surrender means to offer no 'inner resistance' to the flow of life within you, without any judgments.

The armistice signed on Nov. 11 was clearly a surrender; Germany gave up its Navy and its submarines and its heavy field equipment, from tanks to artillery.

Beginning the following morning, Bosnian Serb officers used UN equipment and made false promises of security to encourage the men to surrender; thousands gave themselves up or were captured, and many were subsequently executed.