Sentence examples for to surrender this from inspiring English sources

To surrender this independence, he added, "would undermine the indispensable attribute of the federal judiciary".

Governments can choose to surrender this immunity in order to issue debt abroad.

I stood there for a good half-hour, unwilling to surrender this perch.

His predecessor, Jiang Zemin, had refused to surrender this last, and arguably most potent, of titles when the transition to Mr Hu began in 2002.

For the Guardian meekly to surrender this opportunity in favour of yet more self-regulation is a sad finale to its own exemplary journalism.

I will vote in on Thursday, as I don't want to surrender this country to the unmolested control of people prepared to rip up every variety of public spending and public protection except those that serve their own class.

If Milan are indeed to surrender this year's Scudetto to Juventus, it won't be without a deep and bitter sense of injustice, heightened further this weekend when Zlatan Ibrahimovic had a potential equaliser against Bologna wrongly chalked off for offside.

Finally, the project itself is yet another testament to the vision, strength and courage of Director Oliver Stone who stubbornly refuses to surrender the principles upon which this country was originally based.

To fall asleep naturally, as opposed to just crashing into it when our wings melt or knocking ourselves out with substances or medications, we must be willing to humbly surrender this waking self.

"But in the end, it's easy to surrender to this 'Tick' reality.

Musically, however, "Radiate" glows, making it hard not to surrender to this sequin-encrusted earth mother's soulful embrace.