Sentence examples for surrender in both from inspiring English sources

Against that, they argued for "surrender," in both its political and its religious senses.

But above all, a childlike surrender in the act of watching, both" the character's face "and ours".

As small ships engaged the batteries on shore, two frigates entered the bay and attacked the disarmed frigates, causing both to surrender in an hour-long engagement.

You've got to surrender in it.

Are we witnessing a surrender in advance of sure defeat?

Her surrender in 1983 came only after months of negotiations.

We're not looking for unconditional surrender in Afghanistan.

He published his memoir, No Retreat, No Surrender in 2007.

"Appeasement is surrender in installments," Dr. Luns said.

Montgomery then pursued the German armies across North Africa to their final surrender in Tunisia in May 1943.

Maitland held Edinburgh Castle until forced to surrender in May 1573; he died in prison.