Sentence examples for surrendering too from inspiring English sources
How do the Knicks get themselves an all-enhancement star without surrendering too much of what they have?
Kripke developed a nonhierarchical framework that retained much of this expressive power without surrendering too many of the advantages of Tarski's theory.
When Montreal's defensive system broke down and began surrendering too many goals this month, Coach Michel Therrien said he had no time to set up a practice.
Mr. Powell's new mission is to build that bridge without surrendering too much American control over the troops and over the shaping of a new political culture.
Bailouts for Asia's battered economies have brought debate in Washington over President Clinton's economic priorities and the issue of whether the United States is surrendering too much to the I.M.F.
They have since been held captive somewhere in the dense forests on the border between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, while the leaders of the two south Indian states work out how to rescue the 73-year-old Mr Rajkumar without surrendering too abjectly.The stranger part of this tale is not life's imitation of art but crime's imitation of politics.
On August 23 Fort Morgan surrendered, too.
She wondered if Mill had surrendered too soon because he was prone to depression.
Bill Clinton is a cautionary tale about what happens if you surrender too many cherished vices.
This surrender was carried out in an excellent manner, and then the people of Stod Mnga' ris, Dbus and Gtsang surrendered too.
