Sentence examples for will surrender a from inspiring English sources

If they sign Gordon before Sunday, the Yankees will surrender a draft pick.

In exchange, it will surrender a small but crucial section of gas pipeline to Russia.

Shylock's contract has it that if Antonio can't pay up, he will surrender "a pound of flesh," to be extracted by the moneylender himself.

Most troops will surrender; a few diehards will huddle with Saddam Hussein and patiently await their destruction by a second wave of smart bombs.

A direct appeal for compassion is not only truthful but also apt to be effective: several studies, both formal and more casual, confirm that most people will surrender a seat if asked, even if no good reason is provided.

Next Jan . 1 however, the countries that qualify to start using the new currency, the euro, will surrender to an independent European Central Bank based in Frankfurt a basic power of national sovereignty -- to issue and regulate legal tender.

There is no reason to believe that the rebels, who captured the fields in 1992, will surrender this without a fight.

The question has gripped Israel this week after the government said that it had accepted a prisoner swap with Hizbullah, Lebanon's Shia militia.Under the deal, Israel will surrender Samir Kuntar, a Lebanese who has been in jail since he killed three Israelis in 1979, as well as four other Lebanese prisoners and the remains of several more.

A criminal will surrender to the sound of a pump action shotgun being pumped, almost every time.

State Senator Guy J. Velella of the Bronx will surrender to prosecutors today, a lawyer for his father said yesterday.

Mr Whelan, 64, whose lawyer is currently negotiating the terms on which he will surrender to police, is a brother-in-law of the Byroms.