Sentence examples for Capitulated from inspiring English sources

Last year he capitulated to avoid the risk of what he called a "death spiral" of defections.

That said, Australia capitulated woefully in the second half, with Ecuador's myriad changes at half-time paying off.

When the Iraqi army capitulated in the face of the Isis onslaught earlier this summer, it was left to Shia militias to fill the void and check the Islamist progress towards Baghdad.

Europe capitulated feebly, risibly, pathetically: they lost the opening six singles matches of the day 3&2, 4&2, 4&3, 6&5, 3&2 and 5&4.

The way he capitulated in the second tie-break, having fought back from a break down earlier in the set, suggests that though seeded at 12 for Wimbledon on the strength of a strong year and a run to the quarter-finals there last time around, he is nowhere near the threat that Rusedski is on grass.

In a statement, 49 of the other co-plaintiffs said that Ms Mozes Kor was speaking only for herself.Germany will thus observe May 8th, the day it capitulated, in a solemn spirit.

A few hours later the prime minister capitulated and told Mr Yaalon to suspend the directive.

She was allowed to win, they mournfully surmised, because she had capitulated to the West by singing, as no Turkish competitor had done before, in English.

"He cannot accept the client as a full partner".Even though, holding his nose, he capitulated at the Getty to the neighbour's "whimsical ideas" about colour, Mr Meier defends his belief in white.

When David Cameron became leader, after a third straight defeat for the Tories, he capitulated, endorsing the government's overall spending proposals.

Unión Radio, the country's top news network, has capitulated by replacing many of its presenters with government functionaries.Newspapers and magazines continue to be more politically diverse, though their circulation is small.