The rebels said that up to 300 Ukrainian troops in Debaltseve had surrendered, and Russian TV showed footage of what it said were 72 captured soldiers.
The inevitable, often hard-won surrender is, in reality TV parlance, the reveal.
My advice to anyone watching this on TV tonight: surrender to the ridiculous volume lurches.
It was there when the insurers in the Aitken libel action urged our co-defendants, Granada TV, to surrender – while the Scott Trust told us to fight on.
I'm not ready to surrender my membership in the TV households of America club just yet.
Instead, Chayefsky seemed attracted to a story about "the destruction of a buccaneering independent TV HOTSHOT by surrendering his identity, patriotism and self to the dehumanized multinational conglomerate" — nothing less than "FAUST + MEPHISTOPHELES today".
For the duration of both the 1987 and 1992 Concorde Agreements, it surrendered its 30% of the TV revenues, which were worth an estimated $120m, to two companies, both called Allsopp, Parker & Marsh (APM), in return for a modest annual fee.
Worse, Mr. Murdoch surrendered his stake in the satellite TV operator DirecTV in 2006 in exchange for the stake in the News Corporation owned by the cable mogul John Malone, who might have obstructed his pursuit of Dow Jones.
They don't want Yuen to siphon the added revenues that are starting to flow from the next generation of TV services nor do they want to surrender control over the all-important first screen their TV customers see.
Another brother, Mohamed, has appeared on Belgian TV to appeal for his sibling to surrender.
