Sentence examples for surrendering to a from inspiring English sources
It means surrendering to a more wise truth.
Morgan recognized the risk of surrendering to a flight of emotion in the midst of war.
Sometimes he raised his arms as he ran, surrendering to a benevolent life force.
A British general, sent to concede defeat, tried surrendering to a French commander at George Washington's side.
That's the power of "Lola". Alone among the early products of the New Wave, it gives the audience the exquisite sense of surrendering to a guilty pleasure.
No matter how desperate the times, can we agree to surrendering to a democratically deficient, uniform economic model with far-reaching implications for voters and taxpayers?
Surrendering to an identity is something Juliana transposes from her mixed visual artistry to DJing.
He surrendered to a French SWAT team.
"I surrendered to a higher power.
Alex Rodriguez didn't want to surrender to a surgeon.
We surrendered to a skyscraper with a green mansard roof and two stark chimneys.
