The launderer might use dirty money to buy an annuity, say for $100,000 or more, and then quickly surrender the policy, taking the cash.
Sashaying across Las Vegas stages and epic suburban living rooms with a drum major's puffed-up grandeur and a lounge lizard's predatory smile, Mr. Douglas gives a performance so assured, so free of camp or cringe, that you quickly surrender any doubts you might have had about his playing a famously flamboyant, closeted-in-plain-sight gay entertainer.
"Sashaying across Las Vegas stages and epic suburban living rooms with a drum major's puffed-up grandeur and a lounge lizard's predatory smile, Mr. Douglas gives a performance so assured, so free of camp or cringe, that you quickly surrender any doubts you might have had about his playing a famously flamboyant, closeted-in-plain-sight gay entertainer," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
Christie Finn began self-effacingly, but quickly surrendered to the music's florid impulses.
However, because of epidemics and food shortage, Normans quickly surrendered to the Byzantines.
The major cities that had not been occupied by the French Padua, Verona and Vicenza were left undefended by Pitigliano's withdrawal, and quickly surrendered to Maximilian when Imperial emissaries arrived in the Veneto.
Having failed to grasp the opportunity Ward quickly surrendered the third set, but Murray wasted no time in redressing the balance against Bram, who now makes his living as a tennis coach.
This allowed the remainder of the attacking force to enter the town, which quickly surrendered.
While most of the German garrison quickly surrendered, it was necessary to deal with some diehard elements who refused to surrender to either the New Zealanders or the Yugoslav partisans also present in the city.
Briefly back at No. 1 in September after her United States Open victory, Williams quickly surrendered that position to Jelena Jankovic.
