Sentence examples for were to surrender from inspiring English sources
If he were to surrender the mosque, his stature would be diminished.
In it, customers discuss how much they love their Notes, and how bummed they were to surrender them.
Furthermore, as Alexander Rosenberg has argued (1988), it seems that economists would doom themselves to irrelevance if they were to surrender standards of predictive success, for it is upon such standards that policy decisions are made.
If a captain were to surrender his ship he would be prosecuted by the British.
The U-boats were to surrender to Rear-Admiral Reginald Tyrwhitt at Harwich, under the supervision of the Harwich Force.
The just and, indeed, the only correct thing for you to do is to surrender".
One meaning of the word "Islam" is to surrender, and that is what happened to Schleifer.
Gift book wisdom: To give away one's cloak is to surrender oneself.
Mr. Oury and Mr. Ferriero are to surrender to the authorities on Wednesday.
The song continues, "The trick was to surrender to the flow".
I think my biggest fear and deepest wish is to surrender.
