When Mr. McCain accuses her of now advocating "surrender" out of political expediency, her flip-flopping will back him up.
I spent 20 years avoiding it until finally surrendering out of politeness at a dinner party and realising it was delicious.
Officials then went to the Coachlight Motel and R.V. Park, where a fourth man surrendered, coming out of the 34-foot motor home the men were living in.
So... Dear Mother Hearts, "Wow", and "thank you!" I bow to each of you as you make your way from full-on surrender, carving out of self. to accommodate another person so fully...
The story of Koestler's marriage, of the danger of devotion, seems to make a mockery of his work, where he explored the danger of the human impulse to surrender onself out of loyalty to others.
When Lee's final attempt to break out failed, he surrendered the remnants of his Army of Northern Virginia at the McLean house at Appomattox Court House on April 9.
The only outcome worse than this flawed, failed decision would be for the President and Congress, two co-equal branches of government, to surrender in the face of this out-of-control act of unconstitutional, judicial tyranny.
"It was Britain that stood when everyone else surrendered and if Britain pulls out of that [nuclear] commitment, it is as if one of the pillars of the temple has collapsed".
According to the lawsuit, the teen surrendered and walked out of the garage peacefully, but was thrown to the ground and beaten by officers.
"For out-of-state students, like myself, this bill would require us to go to the DMV, surrender our out-of-state licenses and obtain a Wisconsin license at $28 a pop... Furthermore, the bill requires voters to live at their voting address for 28 (rather than the current 10) days before Election Day.
