That scene — the child calm and surrendered on her lap — hadn't been at all representative of what was to follow.
So why are the Democrats surrendering on this issue?
The police decided to wait to see if the radicals would surrender on their own.
On 'I Only Want to Be With You' this means ditching the endearing, parping cheesiness of the original for soft, sultry bossa nova, unsure whether to relish or resent her surrender; on 'Breakfast in Bed' it simply means teasing out the real desperation in the lyrics.
The Japanese, however, landed on Wake and forced it to surrender on 23 December before Saratoga and her consorts could get there.
I was in the Commons the day Howell surrendered to the miners on her behalf.
Richter's paintings showed different scenes copied from forensic photographs and clipped from magazines: Meins surrendering to police, Ensslin on her way to her cell, Ensslin's corpse, Baader's bookshelves in prison, the phonograph in which Baader was said to have hidden the gun with which he killed himself, two versions of Baader's corpse, three versions of Meinhof's.
She is, after all, still playing, and not about to willingly surrender her position on American tennis's throne.
His first major decision came in the 1956 court case involving Rosa Parks, a black seamstress who refused to surrender her seat on a Montgomery city bus to a white passenger; Johnson voted with the majority on a three-judge panel to strike down Montgomery's bus segregation laws.
As news of the apology circulated at One Police Plaza, Police Commissioner Howard Safir seemed unimpressed and said that Ms. Robinson should surrender her seat on a nine-member City Council panel that has been seeking a way to improve relations between citizens and the police.
