Sentence examples for to surrender was from inspiring English sources

To arrest white-collar defendants rather than asking them to surrender was unusual.

The call to surrender was earlier rejected by a spokesman for Colonel Qaddafi, Moussa Ibrahim, in a telephone call to The Associated Press in New York.

Chief Harper said that one of the main conditions that Mr. Thaxton requested to surrender was to speak to a former girlfriend on the phone, a request the police granted.

The opposition leader, Hassan al-Turabi, the first significant political figure to urge Mr. Bashir to surrender, was taken from his Khartoum home just after 11 p.m. local time, said his son, Siddig al-Turabi.

The last ship to surrender was Monarca.

After a request sent to the defending Ottoman garrison to surrender was rejected, Napoli and the armored cruisers bombarded the town.

To surrender is to stop clutching core beliefs or parts of one's identity so tightly.

The generalized Riemann hypothesis was the last to surrender, being established by the Belgian Pierre Deligne in the early 1970s.

Dutch soldiers who tried to surrender were sent back, so as not to reduce the city's number of mouths to feed.

General Khan said the foreigners, who refugees say have executed hundreds of Afghan Taliban who tried to surrender, are not even being told of the negotiations.

Diehard SS troops, not yet prepared to surrender, were trying to kill prisoners before the Allied forces arrived.