I wondered if I was ready to surrender completely.
In both arts, "I try to surrender completely to the impulse," he said.
Except, perhaps, in "The Clock" itself, which stops time by surrendering completely and obsessively to its imperatives.
She isn't sure, she turns away, she reconsiders, gives a little, gives a little more, then, overcome, bends backward and surrenders completely to the rhythm, the moment and the man.
Military officials in Washington said today that the April 15 cease-fire had always been regarded as nothing more than an interim step, and that the United States had always held out the option of forcing the group to surrender completely.
Even he couldn't mount a convincing defence against the latter: "I don't think there's true misogyny in my work," he told one interviewer half-heartedly, before surrendering completely: "Remember, I started writing in the 60s.
The only way we could even get anything pretending to be a Grand Bargain would be for Obama to surrender completely, as he almost did in 2011; and a bargain like that wouldn't even deliver deficit reduction, because you know that Republicans would end up reneging on the revenue parts.
But, although Herrin's production is full of intelligent touches and neatly blends Shakespeare's Messina and Morocco, I found it hard to surrender completely to a show that contains more mugging than you'll find in Central Park on a Saturday night.
Or even that they surrender completely.
