MSNBC's Matt Miller offered "a public service" to journalists talking about Obama — a list of synonyms for cave: "Buckle, fold, concede, bend, defer, submit, give in, knuckle under, kowtow, surrender, yield, comply, capitulate".
Under the surrender terms, the Russians had to leave behind most of their artillery but were allowed to retain their banners after a ceremony in which they were laid before King Władysław.
On the periphery of the Confederacy, 43,000 gray-clad soldiers in Louisiana under Smith surrendered to Canby on May 26.
(In 2014, two deputies who served under Lamberti surrendered to federal authorities after an investigation into a massive Ponzi scheme; the Sun-Sentinel, in an editorial, called it a "stain on the administration of former Broward Sheriff Al Lamberti").
Colonel Betge protested against the mistreatment of his regiment, and was placed under arrest, surrendering command to the Lieutenant Colonel, John H. Kleefish.
But then I saw the sign "West Bank Loyalists, Still Under Siege, No Surrender".
In 1862 he was in command of the Confederate forces at Fort Donelson in Tennessee but withdrew his brigade before the surrender, under circumstances never clarified.
It contends the Christie administration has failed to provide data that it is required to surrender under the state's open records laws.
He gave inflexible orders whereby whole armies were made to stand their ground in tactically hopeless positions and were forbidden to surrender under any circumstances.
Saatchis created a poster that featured a British soldier holding his arms aloft in surrender, under the headline: "Labour's Policy On Arms".
