Sentence examples for Prompt surrender from inspiring English sources

Resistance brought certain destruction, but at Balkh, now in Afghanistan, the population was slaughtered in spite of a prompt surrender, for tactical reasons.

Only the urgent call for assistance from the King prevented him from doing so, forcing him to agree more lenient terms in exchange for a prompt surrender.

How many will consider these prompts worth surrendering so much privacy for?

Something else had to prompt the license surrender weeks later.

The bombing of Hiroshima 68 years ago killed 140,000 people, and along with the even more deadly attack on Nagasaki three days later prompted Japan's surrender in the Second World War.

Filling almost the entire issue, à la John Hersey, Murray's essay argued, persuasively and in depth, that it was the Soviet Union's last-minute declaration of war, not the A-bomb, that prompted Japan's surrender.

The war ended after a UN resolution prompted an unconditional surrender from both sides.

Staffordshire Conservative MP and Brexiteer Sir Bill Cash asked if the prime minister appreciated the "anger her abject surrender prompted across the country" over her Brexit policy, and whether she would resign.

And that prompts you to surrender to her, which may be your first experience of unconditional love.

She would not say how much money was involved in Smolev's case, nor what prompted him to surrender.

The Soviets were scheduled to enter the war on August 7 (which might have prompted a Japanese surrender, even without use of the Bomb), so there was some urgency.