Sentence examples for surrender though from inspiring English sources

"We can't make it a surrender though," said Saleh Homsi, sipping bitter coffee at a roadside stall.

Mr. Spikes didn't surrender, though.

Ukrainian forces in Crimea refuse to surrender, though forces speaking Russian and armed with Russian arms surround their bases.

Soldiers are under no legal duty to give their opponents a chance to surrender, though if the white flag is shown it must usually be honoured.

And his method was not surrender, though it might look as though he had put his hands up, or made a cringing kowtow to the Chinese.

Cook was unsurprisingly in no mood to surrender, though, continuing his prolific year as he and Rashid scrambled England into three figures.

The French had signed an armistice with the Germans rather than formally surrendering, though it came to the same thing.

Wyatt returned to Tombstone to find the men had already surrendered, though they thought it was for lesser charges.

She replied, "You demand my surrender as though you were not aware that Cleopatra preferred to die a queen rather than remain alive".

They call any timetable for the removal of American troops "surrender," even though we would be turning Iraq over to a sovereign Iraqi government.

Sobukwe went on: "In the American civil war it is recorded that Grant treated Lee when he came to surrender, as though he were his superior officer.