For German civilians, there are, or soon will be, two unpleasantly overlapping options: surrender here to the invading forces, or journey westward toward the Reich, and surrender there.
However, in the land of alternate futures, can I raise a tentative flag of surrender here and remind the fates that it was never my life plan to spend my early (note, very early) 50s living in a flat share with my own adult children?
7) You Should Surrender Here and There: Many moms I know are ready to surrender right before falling on their faces.
Living in North Korea until last July, Sergeant Jenkins surrendered here on Sept. 11.
She writes, "A Rat surrendered here," and in the next footnote she writes, "See poem No. 1340 by Emily Dickinson".
A California elementary school vice principal surrendered here on Tuesday night, apparently ending a nationwide manhunt sparked by the killings of his wife, mother-in-law and his wife's three children.
"No one backs down," ran the cover of AS. "No one's surrendering here," ran the cover of Marca … least of all Sporting Gijón, right down at the other end of the table even if, naturally enough, the front page was not about them.
"John Kerry has given us a 'Reason to Believe.' And John Kerry, we know there will be 'No Surrender.' Here in Wisconsin, all of us across this beautiful state, we can do something about it Tuesday.
Mr. Garfield can sometimes wilt on screen as if in surrender, but here his character merely sways, held up by an essential decency that makes Eduardo so appealing and such a contrast to the sometimes appalling Mark.
Their current, dishevelled selection surrendered meekly here, just as they had to Liverpool the previous week, from the moment they were breached.
The trooper told him, "We're going to have to have you surrender yourself, somehow, here, and not make the situation any worse, you know what I mean".
