"He is imitating a quarrel with Russia until the West demands serious changes from his regime, at which point, he will, of course, surrender," said Parliament member Konstantin F. Zatulin, a standard-bearer for Russia's ambitions in former Soviet space.
Like it or not, we don't have a choice - except, of course, surrender and economic decline.
Many New Yorkers, of course, do surrender chunks of their living rooms to their two-wheelers.
One officer, when surrendering, alleged that OSS "is, of course, the cover for a real intelligence organisation".
Of course, having "I SURRENDER" appear for the very first time is also a kick.
"Coming back to his home town he'll want to hear all the stories he's missed over the last 1,500 years, from the shirt factories, to the Undertones, from Dopey Dick to the U-boat surrender on the Foyle and then of course there are suggestions that an old enemy might be afoot in the shape of Colmcille's nemesis, the Loch Ness Monster.
So what chance do children have of getting their brains to disengage, allowing their thoughts to wander, and surrendering themselves to idle thoughts (unless, of course they are encouraged to spend hours in front of the television watching old episodes of "Friends")?
Of course, the phrase "No Surrender," could be applied to the McCain campaign as well.
In some instances, of course, laws mandating the surrender of firearms might have done nothing to prevent an attack.
Of course, she doesn't surrender fully to her disgraced status, and she can't help but let self-pity seep in.
