Sentence examples for surrender to public from inspiring English sources

But then, if people will surrender to public service cuts that stem from a culture of bailing out banks – and allowing big bonuses to creep back up – they are hardly likely to take to the streets in protest at the protagonists nicking a living from sport.

Some, the thinking goes, might dig in, fearful that if the N.F.L. makes a deal in the coming days, it will appear that Goodell surrendered to public pressure.

Chinese state news agency Xinhua said on Sunday he had "surrendered to public security organs" in October and voluntarily returned to China to answer a conviction from 2004, in what they called an "exclusive interview".

And even when there is an accepted test for H.G.H., don't expect the union to agree to it without a fight, the way it fought Commissioner Bud Selig on steroids testing before finally surrendering to public and Congressional pressure.

Also, the images of good-looking, well-dressed men and women in the Middle East apparently bringing down their dictators through demonstrations and social media have given the urban middle class hope that they, too, can bring about fashionable change — that a government elected by illiterates and semi-literates can be made to surrender to sophisticated public opinion.

As spectacular and public as McCain's surrender to the right-wing crazies is, it did not tell voters anything new.

A bad day might be surrendering to more mundane public duty.

In a tacit surrender to the overwhelming problem of homelessness, the city has simply removed public seating over the last two decades.

Surrender to the breath".

I surrender to the chaos".

Step 7: Surrender to fate.