That's kind of the middle point where she's surrendering to the unknown, she's surrendering to risk, and admitting that she might get it wrong along the way.
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She tries to find inner peace by surrendering to God.
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Samuel Israel III, back in court after surrendering to the authorities.
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But is he executing a plan or surrendering to a jones?
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They accept the uncertainties of old age without surrendering to them.
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It was, in essence, rewarding Amazon by surrendering to its dominance.
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Wealthy parents charged in the case began surrendering to the authorities.
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However, cooperation does not need to mean surrendering to Russia's will.
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Johnson, a vocal backer of Trump, suggested May was surrendering to Brussels.
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The suspect was taken to the hospital after surrendering to police, authorities said.
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After that, I just really focused on recovery, and surrendering to that process.
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Surrendering to God meant rejecting a black and white binary of sexual identity.
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But still, "the idea of [surrogacy] felt like surrendering to failure," she said.
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King and Hill sustain the premise for Part 1 before surrendering to abstraction.
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Surrendering to the dance is also buying into the ideology that shaped it.
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But surrendering to sloth doesn't have to be the end of the story.
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The soldier also killed his wife and wounded another woman before surrendering to troopers.
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Giving up and surrendering to Negan in the name of survival wasn't a life.
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Sometimes he raised his arms as he ran, surrendering to a benevolent life force.
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Disrupting democracy and undermining its values is surrendering to just what the terrorists want.
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It also lets us eventually be broken, surrendering to love, then creating another soul.
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Cardi was arrested after surrendering to police that morning and will be arraigned on Oct.
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The suspect was taken into custody after surrendering to police, according to the Associated Press.
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The suspect was taken into custody after surrendering to police, according to the Associated Press.
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Surrendering to an identity is something Juliana transposes from her mixed visual artistry to DJing.
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The suspect opened fire before barricading himself in his home and eventually surrendering to police.
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She said she feared that surrendering to government forces could mean either death or imprisonment.
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Eventually, for the first time in too many days, I found myself surrendering to sleep.
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Sometimes, working with what you have, rather than surrendering to cynicism, is the only strategy.
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By contrast, photographer Thomas Joshua Cooper luxuriates in the terrors of surrendering to the elements.
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After surrendering to the police, he waived his right to remain silent, confessing to the shooting.
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The one thing Tehran would find more intolerable than suffering from sanctions is surrendering to them.
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On Friday, she was floored by the scene of Weinstein surrendering to authorities in New York.
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The WASP ascendency, he argues, faced a crisis of faith in the 1960s, surrendering to meritocracy.
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But she is nowhere near ready to quit drinking, instead surrendering to the oblivion it brings.
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The deepest joy sneaks in the back door when you are surrendering to some sacred promise.
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Surrendering to uncertainty is a process of practicing acceptance, Blue says -- and it's one that's lifelong.
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" Ms. Moreau believed in surrendering to her directors, requiring what she called "a complete, unquestioning rapport.
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Calk, 54, pleaded not guilty during a brief appearance in Manhattan federal court after surrendering to authorities.
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To succeed with Kim, President Trump can't depict the North Korean leader as surrendering to U.S. demands.
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The Washington Post reports the suspect spoke of killing Jews before surrendering to police around 11 a.
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When you surrender to Deeksha, it is just through Deeksha that you are surrendering to the community. . . .
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Some accused the company of disrespecting women's rights, while others said it was surrendering to radical Islam.
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But as the eight days passed he found himself surrendering to the power of silence and meditation.
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The shootings triggered a 12-hour standoff as Felix barricaded himself in the home before surrendering to police.
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Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, now in a New York City courtroom after surrendering to police earlier today.
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Smollett has remained free on $100,000 bond since his release hours after surrendering to authorities on Feb. 21.
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Nawaz had no choice but to return, as he is only able to appeal after surrendering to authorities.
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Lying back and surrendering to your partner, as the tantric tradition encourages, she said, can be enormously liberating.
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They said they escaped, sleeping in ditches until finally crossing the Rio Grande and surrendering to U.S. authorities.
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There is something incredibly peaceful and life-affirming about surrendering to the rhythms and activities of the insects.
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In 2003, thousands of Iraqi soldiers had begun surrendering to the United States, confident they'd be treated well.
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The 19th-century artist Alfred Maurer, however, exemplified the pitfalls of surrendering to the regressive tendency as fashion.
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She is charged with misdemeanor battery, after surrendering to Area Central detectives following a warrant issued for her arrest.
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But I like that, on my phone, I can fit them around my life instead of surrendering to them.
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Gold reached a 2605-month high of $1,303.60 last week, before surrendering to the broad strength of the dollar.
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When they register, the drug users are essentially surrendering to their local councils and are offered a rehabilitation program.
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I'm looking forward to continuing to learn from my past, living in the present and surrendering to the future.
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For many, the situation has raised a question: Why did she act so erratically instead of surrendering to police?
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I'm looking forward to continuing to learn from my past, living in the present, and surrendering to the future.
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Surrendering to something bigger than you and then accepting the help from people who have been through it before.
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You might be the bravest sign in the zodiac, but you still have your issues around surrendering to change.
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After negotiations, the hijackers gradually allowed all passengers to disembark from Malta International Airport, before themselves surrendering to authorities.
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Price here invites a more playful form of spectatorship — one where knowledge is divined by surrendering to sensory stimuli.
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On "Gladly," a soulful piano-led ballad, Mastin's vocals address the pure happiness of emotionally surrendering to a lover.
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The home's owner came out first, followed by Susan Barksdale, both surrendering to police peacefully, Gonzales said by phone.
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The 180-degree turn led to immediate speculation that the central bank is surrendering to pressure from Wall Street.
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MPs are sabotaging Brexit, he thundered; by ruling out a no-deal Brexit they are surrendering to the Europeans.
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Video has surfaced showing an unarmed man getting shot and killed as he appeared to be surrendering to police.
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Instead of surrendering to temptations to leave Afghanistan, U.S. policy should be focused on countering Iran's growing influence in Afghanistan.
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Mr Hannan's eloquent support for free trade is welcome in a world that is in danger of surrendering to protectionism.
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The official said that Kary Paul Kleman was detained after surrendering to border guards at the Oncupinar crossing in Kilis.
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Time's up for Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino ... the "Jersey Shore" star is surrendering to begin his 8-month prison sentence.
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All of these things fall under the same category — these very limited imaginations that we are guilty of surrendering to.
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"The district is completely surrounded by the Taliban, and the police are surrendering to them almost every day," he said.
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This was supposed to be Sheldon Silver's final act, a last-gasp gambit to avoid surrendering to prison on Oct.
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And thousands of Sri Lankans in war-affected regions are still missing after surrendering to the military at the end.
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Ultimately, though, surrendering to the journey provided for a much more authentic way to experience the country and the people.
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Young Thug's got a brand new mug shot after surrendering to cops in Georgia to face multiple drug possession charges.
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A witness said three women had carried out the attack at the corridor through which people were surrendering to the SDF.
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She curses at it before she snorts it, telling it "Fuck you" before surrendering to its power on her dirty couch.
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"We Christians in Hong Kong are anxious of the prospects of surrendering to the pressures of the atheist government," it said.
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That sound, the taste of him — malty with beer and bourbon — the rough, tender flesh of his tongue surrendering to mine.
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The basketball court and chin-up bars once used by front-line soldiers are slowly surrendering to the lush subtropical vegetation.
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On Friday, conservatives lashed out at what they viewed as Trump selling out his base and surrendering to those "liberal" forces.
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But learning those lessons without surrendering to Trumpian whims requires a discipline that even Ayn Rand's supermen might struggle to maintain.
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"I'm looking forward to continuing to learn from my past, living in the present and surrendering to the future," she wrote.
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The mother of 3-month old Kulture Kiari was arrested after surrendering to police on Monday and will be arraigned on Oct.
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The mother of 3-month old Kulture Kiari was arrested after surrendering to police on Monday and will be arraigned on Oct.
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He then allegedly kidnapped a woman and a 3-month-old baby before surrendering to police in his home state, WALA reports.
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The mother of 3-month old Kulture Kiari was arrested after surrendering to police that morning and will be arraigned on Oct.
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Before surrendering to federal police authorities, Mr. da Silva, 72, accused prosecutors and judges of knowingly pursuing a baseless case against him.
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Huma filed for divorce in May, on the heels of Weiner surrendering to the feds for sharing obscene photos with a minor.
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He was arrested on the day of the attack, surrendering to a police officer at an intersection just north of the store.
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And retailers aren't alone in taking this approach — essentially surrendering to say they have no clue what is going to happen next.
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Montoya, 69, was released following a court hearing on a $20143,000 bond after surrendering to face mail fraud and wire fraud charges.
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In February, a group of 325 Central American immigrants was arrested near Lukeville after illegally entering the country and surrendering to agents.
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One suspect, 21-year-old Zephen Xaver, is in custody after surrendering to a SWAT team inside the bank, according to police.
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Surveillance footage showed Wabafiyebazu running up the street after hearing the gunshots, then surrendering to police who arrived a short time later.
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A Reuters witness earlier saw tens of other pro-coup soldiers surrendering to armed police after being surrounded in Istanbul's central Taksim square.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but you seem to be saying that surrendering to structural or economic narratives is dangerous and counter-productive.
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But even Bernhardt's detractors agreed that audiences loved surrendering to her forceful presence, and Bernhardt was happy to present herself as dominating them.
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Never surrendering to any greater principle, the goddess is the greater principle, free from the bounds of body, society, convention, responsibility or judgment.
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So instead of surrendering to boredom, I started to think about the cartoons I would make about the interrogation and the prison itself.
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Rather, it's the opposite: As soon as you "choose," you've given up on believing; you're controlling the narrative instead of surrendering to it.
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Is it any wonder that Americans are flocking to a presidential candidate who has no such intention of surrendering to foreign economic competitors?
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The tech giants are basically surrendering to digital mob rule when they take on the task of content control of social media sites.
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On Wednesday, Joe Ottomanelli of the Ottomanelli & Sons Meat Market turned himself into police, surrendering to face charges of committing a hate crime.
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Wright, who, like Welch, was armed with an AR-15 and a handgun, blocked traffic for almost ninety minutes before surrendering to police.
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"Surrendering to the worst radicals may make you prime minister, but you will not be able to govern," Casado said during the debate.
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But it looks like Cantwell will now be doing all his crying in jail after surrendering to the cops in Virginia late last night.
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Surrendering to LOT is a kind of freedom to stop thinking about fashion, freeing the mind for loftier things — like contemplating mortality, Marmeladov suggests.
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By being here, we have already communicated certain things about ourselves, much like checking preferences on an OKCupid account and surrendering to the equation.
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Santiago loaded the gun in a bathroom and came out firing, emptying two ammunition magazines before lying on the floor and surrendering to police.
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Most of us conscience-having folk didn't make it even a quarter-way through Drake's "God's Plan" video before surrendering to an ugly cry.
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This is a song about surrendering to the crushing weight of expectation, even when you know it might hurt you in the long run.
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And it's easy to tell yourself — because it's easy for all of us to tell ourselves — that surrendering to Trump is surrendering your patriotism.
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Gibson, who has been front and center at previous far-right events in Portland, live-streamed himself surrendering to police on felony rioting charges.
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He approaches songwriting with tact, giving you the testimonies you need to hear before surrendering to what's appetizing, or what it should sound like.
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Unless you're a bride-to-be or vacationing in Napa, spending a day at the spa, surrendering to complete physical torpor, just isn't realistic.
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Sure that quote is obvious political glad-handing, but the alternative to cautiously believing Putin when he's saying reasonable things is surrendering to paranoia.
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Alejandro himself got so tired on that trip that he felt like giving up and surrendering to death, perhaps to be eaten by bobcats.
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The theory was, the country would save itself by surrendering to American demands, including nuclear disarmament, for relief from economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation.
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"Surrendering to the worst radicals may make you prime minister, but you will not be able to govern," Mr. Casado said during the debate.
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The days of the United States voluntarily surrendering to the enemy to show how progressive and enlightened we can be are at an end.
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This morning, while walking my dog along the incline of the mountain, I remembered something one of my therapists told me about surrendering to anxiety.
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In the days before the divorce was final, she began to lose her hair, her body surrendering to the stress where her spirit would not.
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The Hamilton allusion is as much an argument for surrendering to Clinton as for preserving the purity of conservatism in exile should Trump ultimately win.
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The report also noted that an increasing share of migrants are surrendering to law enforcement to seek asylum protection rather than trying to evade apprehension.
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López Serrano fled Mexico in August 2017 amid his family's ongoing war with El Chapo's sons, surrendering to U.S. authorities at a California border checkpoint.
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Yet for over a decade, critics have been lamenting the alleged "death" and "demise" of these gayborhoods, accusing them of being "passé" or surrendering to gentrification.
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A mother migrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as surrendering to U.S. Border Patrol agents after illegally crossing the border near McAllen, Texas.
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But some of the migrants hoping to cross the border into San Diego have already begun surrendering to American authorities, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The suspect was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds after surrendering to police, authorities said, adding that there is no continued threat to the public.
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Surrendering to these visions of endless labor threatens the balance of everyone's work/life equilibrium, and it can lead to new highs in worry and stress.
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We can rest in his sovereignty and surrender to his will, just as we saw Jesus surrendering to his Father's will in his prayer at Gethsemane.
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Dyer told the Times that Muhammad had shown hatred toward the government and white people, adding that he shouted "Allahu Akbar" before surrendering to the police.
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Ninety minutes from Barcelona, this 9th-century hilltop fortress was the last stronghold of the Catalan resistance, finally surrendering to Spain's King Felipe V in 1714.
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The reader is just as spellbound by Lock's story as Edward is by Poe's, the narrator initially wary but eventually surrendering to Poe's infectiously morbid fiction.
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Most memorable to me were the interventions of the ensemble: patriotic anthems at first, later surrendering to letter-writing fugues and a gossamer chorale about sleep.
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Henry Mason was released on bond after surrendering to an arrest warrant issued in July 2018, according to a Sheriff's Department spokesman in Henry County, Georgia.
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Paul Manafort and his business associate are in the process of surrendering to federal authorities ... both recipients of the first indictments by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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Along with his identical twin brother Margarito, Pedro secretly recorded phone calls with Chapo and other top Sinaloa cartel leaders before surrendering to the DEA in 2008.
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In a time of fake news, fake restaurants, and fake jizz secreted during fake orgasms, there's something profound about surrendering to the unapologetic artifice of amateur wrestling.
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And indeed, we should all be a bit more mindful of which permissions we're surrendering to third-party developers – even ones as seemingly innocuous as a flashlight.
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You're surrendering to living in a fundamentally broken world and are ignoring the methods by which history actually evolves to meet the needs of a civilized society.
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Social conventions might scoff at this childlike spontaneity, but in surrendering to the heart, she captures the parts of ourselves that most of us try to conceal.
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In the Texas shooting, Patrick Crusius, 21, of Allen, a Dallas suburb more than 600 miles from El Paso, was taken into custody after surrendering to police.
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More American dollars and weapons would not have prevented the weak and foreign-influenced Iraqi army from surrendering to a handful of ISIS bandits in pickup trucks.
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But all their compromises have availed them nothing: The chaos that the G.O.P. elite hoped to contain by surrendering to Trump has engulfed the party even so.
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Mr. Noriega fled, eventually turning up at the residence of the Vatican's representative in Panama City before surrendering to the United States to face narcotics-trafficking charges.
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" Before the shoot began, Ms. Shimmiezz said she was "looking forward to putting myself in a vulnerable place, surrendering to the flow and beauty of human life.
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Surrendering to such a strike would constitute a surrender to terrorism and would only embolden terrorist groups, weaken our deterrence and lead to further conflict and bloodshed.
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It's standard practice for a band to play its songs a little faster in concert than on record, as a matter of courting excitement or surrendering to it.
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Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman has resigned over his opposition to a ceasefire with Palestinian militants in Gaza, slamming the move as "surrendering to terror," reports the BBC.
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Since surrendering to U.S. forces, he has been held in an undisclosed location in Iraq, with limited access to the rights and prerogatives of the U.S. court system.
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Instead of surrendering to this endless fleet of virtual haters, we're asking you to join us in taking back the beach this summer by answering with self-love.
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No one was injured but the man remained inside for about four hours before peacefully surrendering to police, Baltimore County Police spokesman Shawn Vinson told local station WBALTV-11.
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Despite the stunning sight of soldiers abandoning their tanks and surrendering to civilians on the Bosphorus bridge in Istanbul — shown live on Turkish television — sporadic fighting continues in Ankara.
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The suspected shooter, a white male, has been taken into custody after surrendering to a SWAT team at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Squirrel Hill, a Pittsburgh neighborhood.
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Prosecutors said that Slocum fled the area with his girlfriend and their baby son — winding up in Adams, Massachusetts, before surrendering to police in the woods of New Hampshire.
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No longer a workplace of editors with plenty of leisure time and endless expense accounts, the company is surrendering to the economic realities and staccato rhythms of digital journalism.
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At least 16 soldiers were killed and 40 others taken prisoner in the initial attack, with up to 150 troops from other units eventually surrendering to the insurgents, too.
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But if it does nothing and maintains the status quo, the American left will view that as the company surrendering to the right and welcoming a flood of misinformation.
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Mujahid said more than 150 Islamic State fighters had been killed and more than 130 captured by the Taliban with the rest surrendering to government forces rather than the Taliban.
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Leading the majority 'against' camp is the Council of French Jewish Institutions or CRIF, which released a statement Tuesday accusing Ammar of a "defeatist attitude" and of "surrendering" to jihadists.
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"Decades of international relations show us that the price of surrendering to such powers is much heavier than the expense that we pay for being independent of them," he said.
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Motivation, for instance: One person may be mentally ready to diet, while another might make only a halfhearted effort, surrendering to temptation after a short time on the assigned diet.
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Shortly before surrendering to the authorities on Monday night, Mr. Glas released a video statement saying that he had done nothing wrong and that the accusations were motivated by politics.
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Now that we live in this world, we must figure out how to maintain our connection with society without surrendering to automated processes that we can neither see nor control.
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A subplot involves Antonina's precarious balancing act as she charms the besotted Lutz, and resists surrendering to his increasingly aggressive moves as her jealous husband watches nervously from a distance.
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Farid Akhezi, a member of the Badghis provincial council, said 12 Afghan border posts had been abandoned, with 50 soldiers surrendering to the Taliban and 100 others fleeing into Turkmenistan.
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Now he's been indicted on charges of two counts of rape and one first-degree criminal sex act charge in New York state after surrendering to authorities on May 30.
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By compromising on Medicaid expansion, "the Senate majority leader is essentially surrendering to moderates in his conference and ignoring grassroots conservatives," FreedomWorks president Adam Brandon said in a statement Tuesday.
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"There's nothing more that I wanted than to cook my own baby … the idea of it felt like surrendering to failure," Union previously told Women's Health for their March cover story.
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" Ali Vaez, director of the Iran project at the International Crisis Group, said: "From the Iranian perspective, the only thing that's more dangerous than suffering from sanctions is surrendering to them.
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There's a Letter of Recommendation in The Times Magazine this week about washing dishes, and the beauty that comes in surrendering to ordinary tasks, written by my old friend Mike Powell.
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Tekashi69 is keeping his head high and humor intact in the wake of surrendering to cops in Texas to face a serious battery charge for allegedly choking a kid ... too soon?
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In his resignation letter, Johnson warned Britain was "headed for the status of a colony" with its current outlook on Brexit, and suggested that May was surrendering to the E.U. in negotiations.
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The Korea Economic Daily said late Sunday that cash-strapped Kumho Asiana Group had reached an agreement to sell a stake in Asiana, surrendering to creditors' request for a better restructuring plan.
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"The government is unable to provide supply by air, and the soldiers in the bases are stuck without even enough food, so finally they are surrendering to the Taliban," Mr. Nayab said.
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If we're going to break the cycle of violence, we need to break the cycle of what happens next — our habit of scapegoating mental health and surrendering to a fearful new normal.
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Packing more fury than I recall the first time out, Mr. Molina brings a sad-eyed splendor to his remorseless portrait of an iconic painter surrendering to a blackness of the soul.
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Any deal needs to reflect the concerns of those who have been skeptical and voted No in the referendum, without surrendering to the veto of those who are benefiting from the war.
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After reportedly surrendering to seven FBI agents Tuesday morning, Deadline reports that former Desperate Housewives star Felicity Huffman has been released on a $250,000 bail, and was spotted leaving a Los Angeles courthouse.
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There's something to be gained from letting the mystery be, surrendering to the experience of the film, and to the reminder that in real life, there's so much we never get to know.
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After the gang tracked him down again in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, he took his family and fled north, crossing near Yuma and surrendering to the Border Patrol in early January.
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Their owners and trainers treat this scuffed-up old track like a summer home — feasting on crab cakes and fried chicken as they await Saturday, surrendering to its shirt-sleeves-and-jeans embrace.
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To their credit, Dungey and Iger appeared to be acting on moral principle, and not — as has too often been the case lately — merely surrendering to the verdict of a social-media mob.
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The trial also comes as the Trump administration is weighing what to do with an American citizen accused of fighting for the Islamic State before surrendering to a Syrian militia around Sept. 12.
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Antimicrobial Therapy has since offered Amazon the opportunity to serve as a wholesaler of its titles to cut out the middleman — in essence "rewarding Amazon by surrendering to its dominance," Mr. Streitfeld writes.
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But rather than surrendering to the ephemeral whims of the universe, the members of Afro-Haitian Experimental Orchestra took the band's raw rehearsal tapes and shaped it into a cohesive album and document.
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But, unlike Mr. Putin, an authoritarian leader who faces no serious domestic opposition, Mr. Zelensky has to contend with a boisterous democratic society and has to guard against accusations of surrendering to Russia.
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Rowing and sailing out in a leaky skiff, he spent weeks at a time among Horn's many living things, turning his boat over for shelter when need be, surrendering to the island's way.
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And after Barack Obama usurped her in 2008, she had eight years to figure out how to run and govern without surrendering to traits that have so often proved self-defeating and exhausting.
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As a matter of political reality, such a declaration permits Mr. Trump to keep the government open without losing face with his core supporters by surrendering to congressional Democrats on his signature issue.
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So to prevent you from surrendering to the trend, we're giving you four festive makeup looks, created by Glamsquad, to wear to your holiday parties instead, based on your desired level of wow-factor.
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I was most comfortable surrendering to Kennedy when he was in the company of those pilots, making postflight calls, pinning on medals, or just being at Cape Canaveral with them, wearing his Ray-Bans.
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As he and his accomplices tried to escape, they crashed their car and were forced to hide in a house in Laeken, the neighborhood where the Bakraoui brothers grew up, before surrendering to police.
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ISIS' recent defeats have also caused an increase in the number of fighters surrendering to the SDF with Dillon telling reporters that five ISIS fighters, including a local commander, had surrendered this week alone.
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Surely, in such an environment, one cannot be judged too harshly for surrendering to the good vibes and the easy living, for embracing a little too enthusiastically the infectious spirit of the tiki. ♦
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The list was a promise to cleanse society, and surrendering to the police, or even being innocent, was no defense — not even for politicians who worked to support Duterte's drug war, as Mañalac had.
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The idea behind this outré behavior was that "deranging the senses" doesn't simply mean sitting at your desk having especially unusual thoughts; it means actively surrendering to your own unconscious and often unconventional desires.
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Mounsef al-Mkhayar, a 22-year-old of Moroccan descent who grew up in Italy, spoke to Reuters in his first interview since surrendering to the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) two months ago.
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There are three different periods of my life in particular, when nothing else seemed to be working, in which I only found psychological shelter by surrendering to—rather than attempting to permanently eradicate—my anxiety.
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These lists of untried suspects have been at the center of Mr. Duterte's drug war, with his supporters citing, as proof of their efficacy, the hundreds of thousands of people scared into surrendering to authorities.
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A Reuters journalist in Baghouz saw hundreds of people surrendering to the SDF, which launched its final attack to capture Baghouz on Sunday, backed by U.S.-led international coalition air strikes after weeks of siege.
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She reached into a container to pull out a muscle-roller massage stick, and tried to ensure that anyone thinking of surrendering to physical pain or mental exhaustion did not do it on her block.
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Plus, closing the border won't stop migrants from stepping onto United States soil and claiming asylum, as many of the groups surrendering to border agents in recent months have done in between ports of entry.
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A woman was shot and killed when a gunman ran into a busy Los Angeles supermarket where he held dozens of people hostage for about three hours Saturday before handcuffing himself and surrendering to police.
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There is a fascinating, gut-wrenching story to be told about a young woman's inner conflict between the societal pressure to curb her darker emotions, and the precarious freedom that comes with surrendering to them fully.
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No one was injured in the nearly 30-minute ordeal, but prosecutors allege Welch fired his AR-15 multiple times inside the restaurant and pointed it at a Comet employee he encountered before surrendering to police.
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But in the previous interview, reps from Target told him "less is more"—just before shooting down his bid for sponsorship—so instead he said nothing, surrendering to the background clamor of the Convicts Convention a.k.a.
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It was the story of Biafra—the secessionist republic in Igboland, in eastern Nigeria, which existed for three years in the late nineteen-sixties, through civil war and widespread starvation, before surrendering to the Nigerian government.
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In confronting it, we run the risk of being consumed by negative feelings, of surrendering to a reality that can feel like hopelessness: We'll never escape the world's injustice, its idiotic bureaucracies and snarls of traffic.
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The rapid turn in its strategy led to immediate speculation that the central bank is surrendering to pressure from Wall Street, after fears of an overly aggressive Fed helped send markets plummeting in November and December.
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His signature use of the flying-V gesture came at the moment of his ultimate defeat: standing alone atop the stairs into Marine One, surrendering to his enemies, leaving the White House for the final time.
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Japan, following its colonization of much of China during the war, renounced military aggression after surrendering to the US. Since then, Japan hasn't kept a standing military but maintains what it calls a self-defense force.
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LOS ANGELES – A woman was shot and killed when a gunman ran into a busy Los Angeles supermarket where he held dozens of people hostage for about three hours Saturday before handcuffing himself and surrendering to police.
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After administration officials signaled this month that the president was willing to back off his demands for wall funding, the conservative personalities Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh accused the president of being "gutless" and surrendering to Democrats.
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After surrendering to authorities at the Broward County Jail in nearby Fort Lauderdale on Monday, the three defendants posted bond on Tuesday - $17,000 for Meggie and $90,000 each for Carballo and Colin, defense lawyer David Frankel said.
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After surrendering to authorities at the Broward County Jail in nearby Fort Lauderdale on Monday, the three defendants posted bond on Tuesday - $17,000 for Meggie and $90,000 each for Carballo and Colin, defense lawyer David Frankel said.
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She was so committed to surrendering to his "idea of himself" that the one time she said something off-script, asking a truly anodyne question during one of his grandiose disquisitions, she felt a spasm of anxiety.
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The fact that a publication even asked whether this movie was actually about the US president suggests something deeper: a lack of control over politics, sure, but also maybe a surrendering to a more powerful, bigger baby.
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The work demands patient observation without surrendering to the grander works in the room, such as Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun's "Neo Totems" (2018) or Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds's commissioned "Surviving Active Shooter Custer" (63).
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I don't know what other conclusion to draw but that Orozco is surrendering to the corporatization of his work and trying to play an elaborate market game by offering up the illusion that you and I are invited.
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Mitski, "Your Best American Girl" Listening to Mitski's "Your Best American Girl" feels like surrendering to a tidal wave: one second you're standing ankle-deep in the ocean, and the next you're being pulverized and gasping for air.
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One of the first decisions for the next President will be whether to expand upon Obama's legacy – or reject it by surrendering to those regressive interests that seek to roll back accountability for continued improvements in our schools.
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Mr. Dayan added that he would remove his candidacy immediately if asked to do so officially, but that "surrendering" to a Brazilian boycott because of his settler connections would be worse than having no Israeli ambassador in Brazil.
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As fear escalates, the middle and upper classes trapped in their homes are surrendering to their worst instincts — hoarding food, supplies and medicines without sparing a thought for the millions of poor who stand to starve and die.
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Iraqi authorities "are following up on the violations and a number of arrests have been made," government spokesman Saad al-Hadithi said after a regional governor said 49 Sunni men had been executed after surrendering to a Shiite faction.
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DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani lawmaker who escaped a deadly clash between the military and activists over the weekend was arrested on Thursday after surrendering to authorities, according to an elder in his constituency that borders Afghanistan.
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It is unclear whether British Prime Minister Theresa May could get the deal approved by Parliament, where hardline Brexit supporters accused her of surrendering to the EU. May's Caand Leslie Adlerbinet will meet on Wednesday on the Brexit draft.
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Pragmatism aside, do schools like Grambling State and Southern want to look as though they are waving white flags, once-great black institutions surrendering to state legislatures and a NCAA that appears to be kicking them to the curb?
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" In a stroke of only minor overstatement, Carroll ended every spot by pushing his arms together toward the camera as if surrendering to handcuffs, tightening his face in an electrocuted rictus, and screaming that Crazy Eddie's prices were "insane.
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The desire to submit to the cosmos, to believe in phenomenal occurrences and to blame a late subway on the trajectories of stars across the firmament comes from a deep-rooted, perhaps inherent human interest in surrendering to destiny.
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Then, he thought about the theme of surrendering to love at the core of the song, and decided to invert the story of Paradise Lost, the 1667 epic poem about Satan's fall from heaven and eventual revenge on God.
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She was able to board one of her company's planes to New York City the day after authorities made the drug discovery and was taken into custody after surrendering to Drug Enforcement Administration agents at New York's John F. Kennedy airport.
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Surrendering to passion, well-to-do, status-conscious lovers of the orchid paid the kind of prices — $22000,000 and more in today's money — that sent naturalists and fortune hunters scurrying to the far ends of the earth in search of rarities.
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Algee says the video tells "a story of how surrendering to love can unlock powers and visions that unite all living souls to one understanding—the beauty of being at peace," and originally shot the video a 5K anamorphic format.
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Brexiteers in May's party accused her of surrendering to the EU and said they would vote the deal down while the Northern Irish party which props up her minority government questioned whether she would be able to get parliamentary approval.
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But those same hawks ended up electing a president whose signature immigration policy, more walls to deter border-crossers, has proved largely ineffective in dealing with an immigration crisis created by people surrendering to Border Patrol officers and asking for asylum.
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Hitler had committed suicide on April 27, 2000, and the Germans were within days of surrendering to the Allies when Mr. Bawnik and hundreds of other evacuated prisoners of Dora-Mittelbau found themselves on the northern Baltic coast of Germany.
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They swing from dark to light with liberating ease, constantly aware that our highs and lows are always leavened by an insistent reality, never completely surrendering to cloying contentedness or existential dread (or, in my little Sam's case, existential crankiness).
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Absolutely. I become emotionally drained by living in a body whose shape is assumed to be the product of indolence, letting myself go (whatever that means), lack of self-control, intellectual and moral inferiority, and surrendering to the primordial urgencies of hunger.
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Otherwise known as the Course, A Course in Miracles is a massive three-volume religious work that teaches that the only real thing in the world is God's love, and surrendering to God's plan can lead to inner peace and real-life miracles.
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This gave Carl, who as heir to the Iron Throne is in charge now, enough time to formulate a genius plan: He would distract Negan by surrendering to him personally, giving the rest of the community enough time to escape in a convoy.
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SANTA FE, Texas (Reuters) - A 4603-year-old student dressed in a trench coat and armed with a shotgun and pistol opened fire at his high school outside Houston on Friday, killing nine students and a teacher, before surrendering to officers, authorities said.
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It takes a lot for a child to grow up in the shadow of such a narcissistic parent without surrendering to self-loathing and doubt, but it seems at first that Rachel has managed to find some peace and a place for herself.
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But the risk that offensives against ISIL involving Shi'ite forces could foment sectarian tensions and help the group have been underscored by allegations that 49 Sunni men were executed after surrendering to a Shi'ite militia supporting the army offensive to retake Falluja.
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In the spring of 1865, in the aftermath of Charleston's surrendering to Union forces, Fuller invited a racially integrated group of local whites and blacks — some who had purchased their freedom and others newly freed — to celebrate the end of the Civil War.
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"When there's this many Americans dying every single day, it should demand for those of us who love this country, it should demand that we are instruments of hope, and never giving into despair, never surrendering to cynicism about this problem," Booker says.
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Fold in Clem's father, a onetime Socialist firebrand who is surrendering to motor neuron disease (Philip Goldacre is woundingly credible in the part), and you have a potentially overwrought dramatic stew that is kept in adroit check by the director, Jude Christian.
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Adults who illegally cross the border, as opposed to surrendering to Border Patrol agents at a legal port of entry, are often not permitted to apply for asylum, though immigrant advocates have argued that they should legally be entitled to do so.
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The challenge for British Prime Minister Theresa May is now to sell this deal to the parliament, where hardline Brexit supporters accused her of surrendering to the EU. The British cabinet will meet at 1400 GMT on Wednesday to consider the draft withdrawal agreement.
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Brexiteers in May's party have accused her of surrendering to the EU and it was not clear if the assurances she agreed would be enough to win over the 116 additional lawmakers she needs reverse the crushing defeat her deal suffered on Jan. 15.
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A flight attendant who briefly went on the lam after ditching her Gucci heels and luggage stuffed with 68 pounds (about 30 kilos) of cocaine at Los Angeles International Airport was arrested in New York after surrendering to authorities on Wednesday, law enforcement officials said.
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It's unclear to what extent the higher numbers are due to a sustained increase in migrants fleeing Central America, or if the data are skewed by the behavioral changes of migrants, such as traveling in caravans and generally surrendering to authorities rather than sneaking in.
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"We're getting tired of embalming the dead, because there are so many" Drug dealers and users are surrendering to the police by the hundreds of thousands, hoping to avoid death at the hands of gun-toting vigilantes left to roam free by the cops.
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Behind the pushback is a long and painful history of China surrendering to Western powers, with origins in what the Chinese news media refers to as a "century of humiliation" that began with the "unequal treaties" of the 19th century after the first Opium War.
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With more than 20,000 US troops on Panamanian soil, Noriega took refuge in the Vatican embassy in Panama City for 10 days, eventually surrendering to US Drug Enforcement Administration officials on January 3, 20153 after US troops had surrounded the compound with loudspeakers playing deafening rock music.
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READ: Parents are begging Hong Kong police to let their kids leave a besieged university campus A hard core of about 50 protesters, some armed with weapons like bows and arrows, remained on the campus Wednesday, resisting surrendering to police who have blockaded the university since Sunday.
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But time and again on Wednesday night, Mr. Johnson pulled new slurs from his lexicon, accusing those who disagree with him of humiliating Britain, surrendering to Brussels and betraying their own constituents in phrases that evoked war with the European Union, not a wonky three-year negotiation.
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The October case fell apart, but Johnson was rearrested in November, married Cameron in December, and was convicted in June 1913, after which time he skipped bail, resurfaced publicly in Montreal, and then lived in exile abroad with Cameron for seven years before surrendering to authorities in 1920.
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"There's nothing more that I wanted than to cook my own baby … the idea of it felt like surrendering to failure," Union said in the candid interview, going on to explain that she was worried how she'd be "embraced as a mom" by others after welcoming her first child.
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It could be that in this moment of fear, cynicism, anxiety and extreme pessimism, many voters may have decided that civility is a surrender to a rigged system, that optimism is the opiate of the idiots and that humility and gentleness are simply surrendering to the butchers of ISIS.
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Should their play sink them further, the Mets, who began the season with strong playoff aspirations, may consider surrendering to reality, trading off one or more of their position players who are in the final year of their contracts and hoping for a lot better luck next year.
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We know from George Orwell's 1984 that language can be manipulated and convoluted to make someone believe freedom is slavery, and a women's empowerment movement is where they're surrendering to a creepy guy who gets to tell them their pubic hair length and the amount of calories they eat.
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This is a story that will have fateful consequences, because there is every evidence that the powers that be in the GOP, notably Speaker Paul Ryan, are going to continue surrendering to Trump on key issues, paving the way for Trump to remake the Republican Party as he sees fit.
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"There's nothing more that I wanted than to cook my own baby … the idea of it felt like surrendering to failure," said Union, 46, going on to explain that she was worried how she'd be "embraced as a mom" by others after welcoming her first child with husband Dwyane Wade.
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Philosophers like Benatar of course think that's a mistake, unreflectively surrendering to our animal instinct to procreate—but arguably if our decision to bring a new person to life resulted from spreadsheet analysis, that would come with its own dystopian overtones, and somewhat compromise the inherently audacious nature of the act.
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Cohen shocked many in Washington on Tuesday by surrendering to FBI officials and accepting a plea deal on charges of bank fraud, tax fraud and campaign finance violations, while admitting in court documents that he made payments to Daniels and McDougal during the campaign at the direction of then-candidate Trump.
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But many of the people who are in the process of simply surrendering to Trump are people (ahem, Sean Hannity) who clearly just want conservative politics to go on as before and don't see why a Trump nomination needs to get in the way of their continued profits from Conservatism, Inc.
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By all rights, his pictorial illogic should be a source of irritation, but instead of exasperating over the jagged planar disruptions, jarring color, indecipherable cultural appropriations of Japonisme and Chinoiserie, and abrupt transitions between softly molded forms and flat, abstract patterns, we find ourselves surrendering to their stupendously beautiful decadence.
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Most asylum seekers who enter the U.S. through the southern border, either by presenting themselves at a port of entry or crossing illegally and surrendering to Border Patrol agents, wait in the United States while their asylum cases proceed through the severely backlogged immigration court system, which can take months or years.
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Friends, including the journalist Geraldo Rivera, attended a farewell party at Mr. Kerik's home in Franklin Lakes, N.J. Before surrendering to federal prison authorities, Mr. Kerik posted a note online recalling his long public service, quoting a line from his friend Sylvester Stallone in "Rocky" — and criticizing the judge who had sentenced him.
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General Dostum, a protégé and longtime favorite of the Central Intelligence Agency, has survived at least two other attacks by the Taliban, who blame him — as do international observers — for the deaths of thousands of Taliban prisoners, many of whom suffocated in truck containers in late 2001 after surrendering to his forces.
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Men, women and children arrived by the thousands in recent weeks, surrendering to the Syrian Democratic Forces, a coalition of U.S.-backed Kurdish and Arab militias that have overseen the battle to finish off the last bastion of the so-called caliphate — a tiny scrap of makeshift tents on the edge of the Euphrates River.
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What I don't understand is why, if America is getting out of the Middle East, we are apparently spending so much time and energy trying to strong-arm Syrian rebels into surrendering to the dictator who murdered their families, or why it is so important for Iran to maintain its supply lines to Hezbollah.
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As Vox explained earlier this year, A Course in Miracles, often referred to just as the Course, is a "massive three-volume religious work that teaches that the only real thing in the world is God's love, and surrendering to God's plan can lead to inner-peace and real-life miracles" published in the mid-1970s.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NAGOYA, Japan — There is a way to experience the bold, exuberant, psychologically intense work of the Japanese artist Issei Nishimura, not as a formalist trying to make sense of its unflappably expressionistic compositions, but rather from the standpoint of a music lover, tuning into, and surrendering to, their oddball rhythms.
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We will be getting into the specifics of the movie's pastiche of every Frankenstein imagining and then some in a little bit, but overall, the film that it evoked most strongly for me was Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012), with the first part mesmerizing and inexplicable, and the second part surrendering to the demands of plot.
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Cummings says: "Trust the people" * No-deal block will pass House of Lords By Guy Faulconbridge and Elizabeth Piper LONDON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was on Thursday kicking off what is in effect an election campaign, casting an alliance of opposition parties trying to block a 'no-deal' Brexit as defeatists surrendering to the European Union.
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Modern word processors, which appear as programs on computers, long ago simplified the tasks of authors, journalists and other writers — sometimes after misgivings over the risk of surrendering to a future of dystopian technology — but became so efficient in offices that they killed off the need for most of the old-fashioned secretarial skills Ms. Berezin was trying to enhance.
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"Since We Fell," Lehane's latest novel, feels even more than his previous books like a balancing act between a character study and a thriller, one in which the genre nature of the book hides its head for so long that the reader ultimately surrenders the idea that he or she is reading anything other than a literary novel about an attractive and successful young woman slowly surrendering to paranoia and madness.
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