Sentence examples similar to you could surrender from inspiring English sources

The Kurds gave them bread, and directed them to a peshmerga outpost, where they could surrender.

If we could surrender to an army officer, I said, he would protect us.

But a network could surrender about $3 million in advertising revenue to substitute a debate for entertainment.

The commission itself remains non-statutory, and Brown could surrender these powers tomorrow without legislation if he wished.

Despairing mothers were given the privacy of a cradle in a sheltered location near the front door where they could surrender a child in anonymity.

Peter looked as though he could give a perfectly good account of the part, if only he could surrender his own personality to Macbeth's.

But live, and in the hands of a band that created many of its formulas to begin with, I could surrender to a sound I once loved.

Reading both Maurice Jones (The timing of the miners' strike was a monumental misjudgment, 17 March) and Arthur Scargill ('We could surrender - or stand and fight', 7 March) almost brings back the old days in the NUM national office.

Hosen, who traveled with Mustafa on an inner tube across the Rio Grande from Mexico and insisted that a stranger in Texas call the Border Patrol so she could surrender to authorities, lived in Hutto from June 30 to Jan . 30

Lazarus said he was so sure his client would be charged that he had called the Broward County Sheriff's Office in hopes that the department would contact him in advance so Williams could surrender without a public arrest.

"I could surrender to a very sad feeling but my father thinks that's a waste of time," Dunham wrote a month or so after having sex for the first time.