Sentence examples for surrender to be from inspiring English sources

Antisenatorial feeling caused the terms of this surrender to be disavowed by Rome, and fighting again broke out.

Federal agents were sent to Africa to question him, but it was not clear whether the American authorities would try to negotiate his surrender to be charged in a United States court.

She must be free of all medications, which law determined is 3 days, for her surrender to be legal.

The circumstances were controversial and a general court-martial later sentenced Major Stapleton Cotton, who ordered the surrender, to be cashiered and dismissed from the army.

Iverson marched backwards for the rest of the war, fled the official surrender to be captured at his home, and died of old age in 1911.

In what one professor has called an "ironic inversion", the Prosecutor's office has argued that Libya is under no obligation to surrender Mr. Gaddafi, concurring with the Libyan government that Article 95 of the Rome Statute permits the suspect's surrender to be postponed while the Court decides on the admissibility of the case.

To surrender to being a new person and a new pitcher is tough.

We the onlookers, toeing the touchline between here and then, should surrender to being tantalised.

Young commander was taken prisoner or surrendered, to be ransomed in a future as it was practice of the day, by the Tatars or Cossacks.

Or somehow angry at the soft person he made her and anxious to regain some of the forcefulness she surrendered to be with him?

A performer takes the stage and we sit in darkness, surrendered to being entertained and spoken to.