Sentence examples for surrendering of the from inspiring English sources

If poetry habitually offers an opening up, a sharing and surrendering of the senses and perceptions, for Kathleen it serves a different purpose.

This is a job, however, that both the Tory leadership and Mr Mercer have now agreed that he is no longer qualified for – hence the surrendering of the whip.

Following his formal surrendering of the boss role to Ballmer, Gates held onto board chairmanship, and an amorphous role created for him called Chief Software Architect.

The surrendering of the data "puts an end to the dispute" between Twitter and the five groups and ends all legal action, the micro-blogging service said in a statement.

For his part, David Brooks attributes the administration's surrendering of the legislative authorship to Democrats' failure to pass health care reform during the Clinton years -- when it was drafted behind closed doors in the White House, only to be shot down in Congress.

Surrender of the effects of action to God is regarded as a recommended observance.

Ricky Lech of Canarsie surrendered five of the six runs.

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

Would the fear of surrendering independence hinder the adoption of common clinical guidelines by some agencies?

"You do surrender some of the college experience," he says.

With the surrender of the Tennessee, Mobile Bay was in Union hands.