Laundry hung like flags of surrender from washing lines.
In 1636 the Manchu captured Seoul and wrested an unconditional surrender from the king.
Farragut ordered two of his officers to demand the city's surrender from Mayor John T. Monroe.
"The surrender from the plane was unequivocal," the home secretary, Jack Straw, said today.
He said taking guns from people in the street was different from accepting their surrender from "moms and grandmothers".
How does it differ from the blunt surrender, from the French se rendre, "to give oneself up"?
I got a bit demoralised in 1956 when our people surrendered from the forest as a defeated force.
Phillip Inman, economics correspondent of the Guardian and Observer, said the troika was pushing for total surrender from Greece.
The district attorney was asked on Tuesday if he was willing to accept unconditional surrender from the mayor.
Hollywood's habit of allowing Chinese censors to cut offending material from blockbuster movies has led to accusations of artistic surrender from some critics.
"There is a valid warrant of arrest against Senussi now, and we are asking for his surrender from Mauritania or from any other state".
