Sentence examples for surrender the state from inspiring English sources

Before he could officially surrender, the state's attorney spotted him in the courtroom and asked the sheriff to seize him, spoiling the effect.

This state of surrender, the state of active acceptance, is a very high state of awareness.

The Romney and Gingrich campaigns appear to have all but surrendered the state.

No longer having faith in their own competence, politicians have blithely surrendered the state's most basic duties.

The Unionists, on the other hand, were unwilling to surrender the fate of the state to a convention that might "in a moment of excitement, adopt the extreme remedy of secession".

It contends the Christie administration has failed to provide data that it is required to surrender under the state's open records laws.

For instance, a law requiring plaintiffs to surrender to the state 75% of their punitive-damage awards has been cleverly neutered, depriving the budget of around $450m.

But lawmakers have previously resisted any efforts to force them to surrender the power of redrawing the state's political map.

Greg McKee, 18, surrendered to the state police a day after the university announced that he had been indefinitely suspended from the team.

The former employee, Valerie Shoffner, 38, of Schenectady, N.Y., surrendered to the state police on Friday and was charged with grand larceny and conspiracy.

Mr. Williams, 6 foot 10 and wearing a stylish green suit, surrendered at the state police barracks in Kingwood, N.J., on a warrant sworn out Friday.