I got a bit demoralised in 1956 when our people surrendered from the forest as a defeated force.
Almost a week later, fearing further civilian casualties in the city, rebel leader Patrick Pearse agreed to surrender from their new headquarters at No 16.
"We won't surrender!" From his window seat, the veteran, Mohamed Awadi, 83, recalled the many lives of the avenue, named for Tunisia's first post-independence president, Habib Bourguiba.
When President Diem finally agreed to surrender from his hiding place at a church, the generals sent an M-113 armored personnel carrier to pick up him and his brother.
"Can you imagine what the situation was like for the Cambodian people and the country as a whole during such carpet bombings?" A second defendant, Ieng Sary, 86, the former foreign minister, spoke only briefly on Wednesday, challenging the jurisdiction of the court and noting that he had received a royal pardon and amnesty when he surrendered from the Khmer Rouge guerrilla movement in 1996.
lang's closing credits theme, "Surrender", from Tomorrow Never Dies.
He had surrendered from the Naxalites and joined the police.
In modern times, the profits surrendered from the Crown Estate to the Treasury have exceeded the Civil List and Grants-in-Aid.
After a man surrendered from the home they surrounded and showed that he didn't have any explosives on him, another woman appeared and blew herself up.
This action forced the company commander and his remaining 25 men off Battle Mountain after they had held it for 20 hours, having declined a call to surrender from the North Koreans.
