Sentence examples for Turn surrendered from inspiring English sources

Hanigalbat, in turn, surrendered them to Egypt, after the successful eighth campaign of Thutmose III (ruled 1479 26 bce).

Brooke de Ocampo ("Bright Young Things") handed it off to Rena Kirdar Sindi ("Be My Guest"), who rounded the turn and slapped it into the palm of Bettina Zilkha ("Ultimate Style"), who in turn surrendered it to Ms. Karella.

After World War II the government again reorganized its museums, and the Guimet's Greek and Egyptian religious art was moved to the Louvre, which in turn surrendered its Chinese and Japanese art to the Guimet.

The client in turn surrenders to a salesman who so obviously knows more about an aspect of his business than he does.

How could the Bush team Swift-boat John Kerry and Max Cleland — authentic Vietnam war heroes, whom the White House turned into surrendering pacifists in the war on terror — but never manage to Swift-boat Osama bin Laden, a genocidal monster, who today is still regarded in many quarters as the vanguard of anti-American "resistance".

"After trotting several yards bleeding from the wound in his right arm and the bullet in his chest, he turned to surrender while raising both his hands," the suit says.

Then he surrendered, turning over his rifle and two grenades.

This month, a rebel group that surrendered turned over yet another of the lost paintings.

Indeed, the "bombs" they carried on their hijacking to Paris, where they surrendered, turned out to be fakes.

I am so disheartened when I see Democrats fold and cave at every turn, even surrendering core principles.

Palestinian mothers juggling two toddlers would politely vacate their seats for religious Jewish women in wigs with double-decker push-chairs, who in turn would surrender them to wizened Russian babushkas.