If and when such players start delivering the long ball, major league pitchers might surrender altogether.
On Monday, word that Mr. Blunt might surrender spread among mourners returning from Mr. Zurick's funeral.
And though Henin-Hardenne, the world's new No. 1 player, might surrender leads on occasion, she rarely surrenders big matches.
Even if we stop it here other towns might surrender and we could see a truck kicking up dust and leaking sand every 60 seconds, seven days a week.
Might it even be a better representation of Zeppelin's strengths than live shows in their heyday, when they might surrender half the set to lengthy solo instrumental excursions?
But that assault was suspended on Friday night when American commanders received reports that the brigade, which has been battered by repeated airstrikes and has less than two dozen tanks remaining, might surrender.
Thursday, a few hours after three blasts rattled the area in what French news media reported was an attempt to destroy a window at the suspect's apartment, as the police tried to let in the night cold in the hope that Mr. Merah might surrender peacefully.
Some people who volunteered did so because they feared that without the restaurant, their town, a cluster of 22 houses and the St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, might surrender its long war against the Iowa wind and blow away.
But the court heard he had indicated he might surrender the lease of the shop.
Caught between the booths, you might as well just surrender to both.
The very minute their eyes meet yours, you must surrender or you might just wake up to a major mess in the kitchen.
