Sentence examples for will be surrendered to from inspiring English sources

Our tiny brothers and sisters, if they cannot be saved, will be surrendered to a merciful God.

Nadir's newly issued British passport will be surrendered to the SFO, but it is expected that the electronic tag he will have to wear as part of the bail agreement will not be fitted until after his court appearance.

If we do actually leave, now or in however many years, families will be torn apart and friendships will be surrendered to geography.

The analysis by emissions trading campaign group Sandbag predicts that only 32m tonnes of pollution permits will need to be surrendered to meet the cap on greenhouse gas emissions – a tiny fraction of the 1.9bn tonnes of carbon emissions covered by the ETS each year.

But if the country retreats from the Common Core reforms, it will be surrendering the field to competitors that have already left it behind in math and science education, which are essential to participation in the 21st-century work force.

That's a question currently being explored by media artist Marc Horowitz, who will be "surrendering his life choices" to the voting online public for the month of November in a new project called The Advice of Strangers (commissioned by Creative Time).

Zee Town's residents will be surrendering the most intimate facts of their being to their employer/landlord via their very use of the service they work every day to maintain and extend.

Avengers: Age of Ultron will be surrendering its No 1 US spot ($451m) for 2015 to the dinosaurs round about this time next week, but how far up the all-time domestic chart can the Universal blockbuster – one of the rarefied breed, these days, that is deeply rooted at the US rather than the overseas box-office – climb?

In addition to our clothing, we will also be surrendering our phones, so between eight-forty-five and eleven o'clock willill be unreachable".

"The Orange Order will not be surrendering its culture, its history and its tradition to the demands of Sinn Fein-I.R.A. or any of its residents groups," said Denis Watson, the senior Orangeman in County Armagh, where the order was born in 1795.

The first shot was fired from the statehouse in Indianapolis, but unlike at Fort Sumter in Charleston in 1861, the forces of reason will not be surrendering.