Sentence examples for surrender using from inspiring English sources

General Sanchez said today that the Americans initially tried to persuade the suspects to surrender, using an interpreter with a bullhorn.

Who'd willingly surrender use of 1500 acres of timber for some gall-derned peckerwood?

Surrender Module" uses a public address system and a small surveillance camera to play versions of the Whitney Houston song "I Will Always Love You".

McManus said it was not difficult to surrender what used to be exclusively CBS's if it meant retaining an association with the marquee event.

The episode also features the phrase "cheese-eating surrender monkeys", used by Groundskeeper Willie to describe the French, which has since entered the public lexicon.

Having surrendered use of the tape, ESPN meekly surrendered some of its credibility.

In the final days of the bombardment, before switching sides or surrendering, they used their quarters as a toilet and ate the pigeons that flew in through the open roof.

Except that the game isn't make-believe to the many conservative voters who have been suckered into actually believing that the health care law could be rolled back tomorrow if only Republicans would just stop "surrendering" and use the power of True Conservatism to bend the White House to their will.

Years later, revisionist historians argued that the Japanese would have surrendered without our using the bomb or invading their homeland.

"We'll drink our way through it," Nancy Smith of Houston said as she watched a generally well-dressed crowd surrender to conditions by using plastic ponchos and any other cover they could find.

Nor is it a well-organised state whose leaders can be induced to sign a surrender and then use their authority to fulfil its terms.