Fight back? Give in?

Why quit now?

Just so as not to give in.

Unconditional surrender.

No. We gave the stand up.

We want to talk about surrender. No.

letting go way before your body does.

King Leopold has signed a surrender.

It's up to you people to have nerve enough to not give it up.

You tell the general that I'm willing to discuss the terms of surrender.

But when you're that outnumbered, you can only surrender.

There's only one way to get rid of a temptation and that's to yield to it.

Not running from loss, but entering grief, surrendering to sorrow.

As much as we have over the average person, I suppose there will be things I'll need to give up.

But really, truly often you think about letting go way before your body does.

After they see what we're doing, they might prefer to surrender, or at least shoot it out.

No. You had to have your conquest, your unconditional surrender.

Some refuse to give up and hold on to the bitter end, while others can't take it anymore and crumble in a fit of dramatic passion.

I share my experiences in life of how I've overcomed challenges and seen the new fresh perspective in life to be thankful to dream big and to never give up

Cienfuegos's column fought the Battle of Yaguajay in December and, after a fight, forced the garrison to surrender on December 30, 1958.

You also convinced an army runaway to turn himself in before he could hurt anyone.

...it's better if we have a Deaf president. ...I will continue for as long as it takes. ...we won't stop until the board of trustees give up and give us a Deaf president.

Not just because they lead to insights about the experience, but also because of their willingness to explore and their ability to unselfconsciously surrender themselves to the experience.

She wrote this poem when she was 18 years old in 1888, and I look at it as kind of a very sweet feminist manifesto tinged with a little bit of defiance and a little bit of resignation and regret.