Sentence examples for would never surrender from inspiring English sources

Big operators such as Domino's and Pizza Hut run their own websites and would never surrender 12% of their revenues.

Muftah Sadik, a loyalist soldier from Sirte who surrendered in July, said those officers who are members of Gaddafi's tribe in Sirte would never surrender.

He shouted that he would never surrender and ordered his men to hunt these "greasy rats" from house to house, without mercy, and take what they wanted.

Hezbollah has long denied that any of its members were linked to the killings, and said it would never surrender anyone.

At the time, Mr Luka Karadzic said his brother would never surrender to the war crimes tribunal, as he was "being protected by God and his people".

His most memorable performance was a 1940 radio impersonation for American listeners of Winston Churchill declaring before Parliament that Britain would never surrender to Germany.

It gave Wales a comfortable half-time lead, which they'd never surrender.

Nonetheless, while Gar often cites some generals who believed that Japan's fall was imminent, I side with many of the other officers I knew then who believed the Samurai mindset among the military who then controlled Japan would have never surrendered -- because to surrender, in that culture, was the ultimate act of cowardice.

The Uighurs say there are restrictions on their religious practices and that the best jobs--created by new investment--go to the Han who have been encouraged to migrate to the region.China would never willingly surrender Xinjiang, or even loosen its grip on the place.

Ms. Clinton, on the other hand, is, as Matthew Norman wrote in the British newspaper The Independent, "a street-fighter, and would never have surrendered to the Tea Party's pulverizing nastiness and juggernaut stupidity".

If money was the biggest concern, Germany would never have surrendered the gilded Deutsche mark, controlled by the austere, trusted Bundesbank, for a euro that might someday be twisted by a rabble of politicians baying for votes from Slovenians.