Sentence examples for to surrender in from inspiring English sources

You've got to surrender in it.

He spoke of Democratic leaders who want to surrender in Iraq.

The French were worsted, and they were eventually forced to surrender in June 1752.

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

To surrender, in more Jamesian terms, is to make oneself open to new possibilities.

Maitland held Edinburgh Castle until forced to surrender in May 1573; he died in prison.

Didn't the Americans do something like that to get him to surrender in Panama?

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

It would take an unrelenting individual not to surrender in some small way to confused loyalties.

Sovereignty.How much more will Greece have to surrender in return for continued help?

Handkerchief may not be used to suggest that opponent wants to surrender in global war on terrorism.