Sentence examples for surrender right from inspiring English sources

We could either surrender right now, or stand and fight.

The case arose from a drug arrest in January 1999 in which a Westville, N.J., police officer put this question to the two men in a car he had stopped because the driver's license had been revoked: "Have you got something on you that you should surrender right now?

7) You Should Surrender Here and There: Many moms I know are ready to surrender right before falling on their faces.

"He said that he was prepared to surrender rights to the mother, but not to a stranger," she said.

Here is an excerpt: The crucial clause in the Voyager contract is this: Spiegel, when confronted by these sweeping phrases, decided that she wasn't quite ready to surrender rights in the entirety of the known physical universe.

Small family companies will explore these new opportunities to be rewarded tax-free, in exchange for surrendering rights they never use.

However, in modern society there are many instances in which people surrender their rights, even the right to life, in order to benefit others.

Similarly, under the Concorde Agreement, the teams surrender the right to their images.

But families who apply to the fund surrender their right to sue.

But it is unlikely that he will surrender his right to appoint the prime minister and cabinet officials.

The ECB would also reportedly surrender its right to be first in line for repayment in the event of a sovereign state defaulting.