Sentence examples for that surrenders from inspiring English sources

Second, by forcing Assad to agree to a deal that surrenders one of the key weapons in his arsenal is a humiliating about-face for the Syrian regime.

One afternoon this winter, the students in Christina Runquist's classroom read Shel Silverstein's "Giving Tree," about a tree that surrenders its shade, fruit, branches and finally its trunk to a boy it has befriended.

Some critics, worry that multimedia journalism could water down daily reporting, spreading reporters too thin; or that the new journalism is really a cover for journalism that surrenders to the bottom line.

It's easy to let that happen, so much easier to give in, to be who they want you to be: a thing that flares apart in the tumult, a thing that surrenders to the wind.

Recumbent Figure is one of the highlights of the present show, an airy, graceful mass of striated stone that surrenders weight and density to the surging line of shoulder, buttock, hip and thigh, comprised in a single twisting curve like a wave with crests at either end on head and knee.

In the land God has given to the Israelites, the inhabitants of a city that surrenders will be enslaved, but if the city resists, "you shall not leave a single soul alive" (Deuteronomy 20 11, 16).

Defensive backs Brent Grimes and William Moore helped turn around a defense that surrendered 4,041 passing yards last year.

Scholars from the two museums that surrendered their collections are particularly disgruntled.

His presence was too much for a Valencia team that surrendered to him, 3-0.

"We had a number of people that surrendered their guns to be sent home".

She said she feared that surrendering to government forces could mean either death or imprisonment.