For two hours on that gleaming Saturday morning last March, my wife, Ruth, and I darted from food stall to food stall, surrendering good judgment in the name of some very curious Kiwi cuisine.
He threatens to take further measures and vows never to surrender, for good measure.At a press event on May 10th he mocked Mr Chalerm the two have taken up a fierce war of words by calling on him to pursue Thailand's wanted former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawtra, the brother of the country's sitting prime minister.
There is a row of Republican candidates confronted with an absurd and hostile UTube question from a pry-it-from-my-cold-dead-hands yahoo, rushing to surrender simple good sense to political contingency.
Anansi faces a formidable challenge: The god won't surrender the goods until Anansi gives him a leopard's tooth, a hornet's stinger and a fairy's wings.
Lie down and surrender your goods.' " Ms. Atwongyeire described a poor girl who "found a sugar daddy" because she needed sanitary pads so her classmates would not tease her.
Kerry achieves the unlikely mix of coolness and passion by packing the rostrum with surrogates — friends, family members, former comrades in arms, and political pals — to whom he surrenders a good deal of his own speaking time.
Colonel Hungerford immediately surrendered on good terms, and Sir Edward Hungerford peacefully reinstalled himself in the undamaged castle.
When Charles X of Sweden invaded Poland in 1655, Czarniecki distinguished himself by his defence of Kraków, which he eventually surrendered on good terms, retreating with his army.
Afterward, Apple Dumplin' gives him a note demanding that he surrender and do good deeds; he reluctantly does so, giving the toddler and berries back to Strawberry and company.
Wild demanded that Sheppard surrender his stolen goods for Wild to fence, and so take the greater profits, but Sheppard refused.
