Sentence examples for surrender put on from inspiring English sources

She added: "We will be told, 'Look how much you lose in the eyes of the world.' If we are afraid of the West, it would be better to give up right now, to surrender, put on white ribbons and white flags and announce capitulation".

COWAL: We [the U.S.] sent a team of FBI and people who specialized in hostage negotiation, and it was ended peacefully in the sense of the hostage takers walking out and surrendering and being arrested and then put on trial.

He is then allowed to put on his clothes, which he surrendered on going to bed the night before.

Clevett felt that No Surrender proved that "when everything clicks they [TNA] can put on a fantastic show that gives fans their money's worth".

Some of the officials have put on their cleanest clothes and neckties for their surrender.

Cayne's personal gesture of surrender put a dampener on hopes in the market that Bear Stearns could still seal a superior deal to JP Morgan's all-share offer.

To enter the inner sanctum, I had to surrender my phone and put on a lab coat.

He understands the game tonight, and that for now, his long term project can be put on hold to surrender to an individual football match.

He surrendered in early February after international pressure was put on the Italian government and the Vatican.

The McClatchy Company, which was the only company to bid on the Knight Ridder chain when, in 2005, it was put on the auction block, has surrendered more than eighty per cent of its stock value since making the $6.5-billion 6.5-billion purchase

Since the United States will not get total surrender from Iran, it must decide what it can put on the table to assure that both sides can reach a deal that will be durable.