Sentence examples for that she will surrender from inspiring English sources

In Geoffrey Chaucer's 14th century story "The Franklin's Tale," the faithfully married Dorigen tells an adulterous young squire that she will surrender her favors, but only if he can guarantee her husband's safe return from sea by submerging the coastal rocks of Brittany.

That way, they will surrender the truth thinking it will save them from this fake accusation.

I hope that Pope Francis will surrender that past to win the future.

But it is unlikely that he will surrender his right to appoint the prime minister and cabinet officials.

Europe's film-makers fear that Brussels will surrender the cultural exception that allows subsidies and quotas which partly protect them from Hollywood competition.

It is the army, not the government, that is in charge of the talks, and the Americans fear that it will surrender control to the Taliban and al-Qaeda, as it has done in the past.

Mr. Obama, publicly and privately, has left no doubt that he will surrender the Democrats' political trump card and accept cuts in entitlement programs like Medicare, which offers health coverage to the elderly and disabled.

They risk the lives of our troops by making it less likely that others will surrender to them in battle, and more likely that Americans will be mistreated if they are captured.

How many of us are so desperate for a charismatic leader claiming to have the answers that we will surrender our basic instincts for survival, along with our reason?

It has threatened to take custody of the boy as early as tomorrow unless his family agrees that it will surrender him if it loses its legal battle to keep him in Miami.

St. Barnabas and Horizon managed to settle their differences well before Horizon actually told its members that they would have to go to other hospitals, and I suspect that Horizon will surrender enough of its profits to allow patients to continue to go to Hackensack after April 30.