Sentence examples for surrender setting from inspiring English sources

Despite this the German commander of Budapest, SS Lieutenant General Karl Pfeffer-Wildenbruch, refused all offers to surrender, setting in motion a protracted and bloody siege of Budapest.

He recently played a "no retreat, no surrender" set for almost four hours at Nrml Festival's after-party, located in a warehouse in the dodgy neighborhood of Colonia Doctores in Mexico City.

Even if most surrender their weapons, setting the stage for joint patrols by marines and Iraqi officers, problems are still likely.

The streak ended on July 28 , 1993 after Young entered a tie game in the top of the ninth and surrendered a run, setting him up for loss No. 28.

"Retailers had little option but to surrender their discretion in setting retail prices if they wanted to avoid a serious disruption of their business," he said.

The defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth, said today that Nato should not seek the Taliban's unconditional surrender and warned against "setting the bar too high" for peace talks.

In fact, policy should be left to elected policymakers, and parliaments should never surrender the role of setting policy to any other body of people, whatever their expertise.Mr Howard was, in a sense, preaching to the converted.

It was also the 12th surrendered by Montreal pitchers, setting a National League record.

President Barack Obama and many others accused the studio of surrendering to intimidation and setting a precedent for censorship.

Obama and Hollywood's creative community last week accused Sony of surrendering to intimidation and setting a precedent for censorship by cancelling the planned Christmas Day release of The Interview.

No surrender date was set.