Sentence examples for surrender tour from inspiring English sources

Defiant and energetic, Senator John McCain has taken his "No Surrender" tour to V.F.W. halls, parades and barbecues in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.

When Mr. McCain's campaign stalled, he set about reviving it with a "no surrender" tour meant to identify him even more closely with the strategy.

Thus did Schmidt initiate the No Surrender Tour late in the summer of 2007, a push through the early primary states that saw John McCain surrounded by war veterans while he lashed out at weak-kneed war critics.

Until McCain IV: The No Surrender Tour, in which the candidate's Web site lists all the TV interviews in which he dropped the phrase "more boots on the ground" over the last four years.

The more troubling failure came with the drug test that could force Contador to surrender his Tour title, even if he continues to insist that he ingested the banned steroid clenbuterol through contaminated meat.

A week later, Mr. McCain was on what his campaign billed as a "No Surrender" Iowa bus tour, a double reference to the Iraq war and Mr. McCain's presidential campaign.

Along with "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight" and "Moment of Surrender", "Mercy", that debuted on tour and was previously unreleased, feature on the EP.

Tomorrow at 11 a.m., "Revolutionary Manhattan, Part 3: The Surrender of Fort Washington," which tours the ramparts of the "Alamo of the Revolution," meeting at the south entrance of Fort Tryon Park, on Margaret Corbin Plaza, at the north end of Fort Washington Avenue in Washington Heights.

CENTURY WALKING TOURS: "Revolutionary Manhattan, Part 3: The Surrender of Fort Washington," which tours the ramparts of the "Alamo of the Revolution," meets tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the south entrance of Fort Tryon Park, on Margaret Corbin Plaza, at the north end of Fort Washington Avenue in Washington Heights.

Australia surrendered the Ashes on the tour, with much of the blame for the loss directed at the team's skipper, Herbie Collins.

A U2 360° Tour performance of "Moment of Surrender" appears on the group's 2010 concert video U2 360° at the Rose Bowl.