Sentence examples for to surrender through from inspiring English sources

According to a senior Libyan military official, Saif al-Islam and former intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi plan to surrender through an unnamed neighboring country, Reuters reports.

A painter who learned to surrender control through the making of abstract art, Azaria emerged on the music scene with a solo CD.

A Roman Catholic priest, the Rev. Marc Boisvert, who entered the prison while it was "still smoldering," said inmates told him that prisoners trying to surrender were shot through the bars of their locked cells.

The next morning he learned from news reports that Mr. Davis had been killed and decided to drive home to Satellite Beach to surrender to the police through a neighbor who has ties to law enforcement.

The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC) reported that the LTTE had offered to surrender to the government through them and that this offer had been suitably conveyed.The government heightened the confusion by insisting that Prabhakaran had died in battle the previous day, a claim belied by the evidently fresh state of his corpse.

Oak Hill continued to surrender some red numbers through the early portion of the third round.

After several calls for the castle to surrender, a siege ensued, lasting through the summer months.

Stirling was surrounded and, unwilling to surrender to the British, broke through the British lines to von Heister's Hessians and surrendered to them.

When he refused to surrender it, Barrett ran him through with a sword and he died six weeks later, on 10 October 1646.

Before he resurfaced, Mr. Aziz negotiated through an intermediary to surrender to Diane Sawyer of ABC News.

A number of witnesses say that he raised his hands to surrender; the officer's story, conveyed through associates, is that, after Brown turned, he began running at Wilson.