"You may plan the farewell beautifully, but there should also be a moment in which you really surrender yourself.
Entitled Letter to Claire, it is a diary of undiluted heartbreak and suffering which, once you surrender to the embarrassment it provokes and feeds off, becomes a thing of raw and turbulent beauty.
He charts love as a real and potent thing to which you have to surrender, and it is cruel".
And instead of presenting a golden ticket from a candy bar, you hand over a consent form on which you promise to surrender any recording devices and to stick with your chaperones.
Is there a "Gary V's number" — a point of e-mail inundation at which you'd have to surrender?
Surrender means that which you cannot handle, you offer it to God, "There is no way that I can get rid of this stress.
The majority of Egyptians want democracy and see no contradiction between the change they seek and the timeless values to which they surrender.
However, in modern society there are many instances in which people surrender their rights, even the right to life, in order to benefit others.
At the depth of his crisis in trying to leave the Party, Chambers had heard a voice saying, "If you will fight for freedom, all will be well with you" — an intimation of divinity, to which he surrendered.
Huay has come to give modest advice on the manner in which we must surrender to death.
