Sentence examples for you surrender yourself from inspiring English sources

"You surrender yourself".

It was hard to make much of it; it seemed the kind of work you surrender yourself to or not.

If you surrender yourself to the sound of his voice, the pleasure of Twain's company proves pretty hard to resist.

The trooper told him, "We're going to have to have you surrender yourself, somehow, here, and not make the situation any worse, you know what I mean".

"We're going to have to have you surrender yourself somehow, here, and not make the situation any worse, you know what I mean?" the trooper told him at one point.

If you surrender yourself to his music, you can't help but be intoxicated by its sonic fantasy (above all in pieces such as …explosante-fixe… for large ensemble and electronics, or Pli Selon Pli, the work that the Southbank's Gillian Moore rates as the most important of the postwar period, both of which are the centrepieces of Exquisite Labyrinth, the Southbank Centre's Boulez weekend).

"You may plan the farewell beautifully, but there should also be a moment in which you really surrender yourself.

To listen to hackneyed lines like "I go where the wind blows me" and "You have to surrender yourself to the chaos"?

Who wants to follow a plot when you can just surrender yourself to dizzying fight scenes and strange rituals such as the opening "echo game"?

When you hear the squawk of trumpet that launches Me Too!, you can console yourself that in the eyes of the BBC the day has officially begun, and you can now surrender yourself to the green, health-and-safety, one-eye-on-the-curriculum world of CBeebies.

"What it hones in on is this idea that you really do have to surrender yourself to something before you get a great reward … You sit in this dilemma of 'Do I live a half-life because I don't want to live in pain?' or 'Do I go all the way in life and then kill myself?' That's the dilemma I saw in Steven at that peak of his pain".