Sentence examples similar to surrender party from inspiring English sources

Bono argues that signing up as Africa's champion has forced him to surrender party-political bias.

BPC's work on a variety of issues -- among them debt, health, energy and national security -- proves it is possible to reach solutions to big American problems without surrendering party ideology or core principles.

But rather than surrender to party elites who appear to be growing ever more desperate, Labour should honour the democratic process.

Her husband surrendered his party posts.

But it was not until 1966, when the Communist Party ejected a friend, the philosopher Leszek Kolakowski, a critic of the authorities, that he surrendered his party membership.

In fact, I had quite a good time, especially after the intermission when you pretty much have to surrender to the party atmosphere of the piece or else head home.

Cajun music purists admire the fiddler Michael Doucet's informed command of traditional Cajun music, while those who just want to party surrender to Beausoleil and boogie to classic Cajun two-steps, reels and a host of other rhythmic influences that have made this Grammy-winning Crescent City outfit one of the most colorful roots bands on the scene.

Absent a scoring system, bouts continued until one party surrendered or passed out.

In picking Sarah Palin for his running mate, the old warrior John McCain surrendered to his party's agents of intolerance.

See articleIn Colombia, a departmental governor from the opposition Liberal party surrendered to federal prosecutors investigating links between politicians and right-wing paramilitary groups.

It's built around a crisp, breezy synth – almost pleasing, almost friendly – until Curtis arrives to spoil the party: "Surrendered to self preservation / From others who care for themselves," he chirps incongruously.