Sentence examples for time to surrender from inspiring English sources

But it's no time to surrender.

How could the Japanese government have had time to surrender in three days?

An adviser to Ouattara said fighters had surrounded the palace, but stopped shooting to give Gbagbo time to surrender overnight.

After years defending the sport of golf against charges of impossible smugness, it may be time to surrender.

No! time to surrender Stephanie McMahon made it clear backstage that she had an announcement to make on Raw, regarding the state of the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

Wilson's argument, in brief, is that the Japanese should be given more time to surrender, and if the bomb is to be used it should be dropped on an uninhabited area, as a demonstration.

Since 1994, Mr. Veerappan has tried several times to surrender in exchange for a pardon.

"I have a lot of discipline and I have a lot of self- control, and I think it's important to relinquish some of that at times, to surrender to whatever will be".

Mavis Gallant has a technical daring and an innovative freedom that, as in a painting by Velázquez, remain hidden unless you look closely, pay attention, and at the same time manage to surrender to the mystery of art, to the fact that it cannot be reduced, summarized, or made to seem like anything but itself.

It's not time now to surrender it.

The city, stormed several times, had to surrender a month later.