Sentence examples similar to a capitulation at the from inspiring English sources

She warned the nation faced a "crushing" capitulation at the hands of its creditors in Brussels.

That same year he led Polish forces at the battle of Reval, which led to a Swedish capitulation at the siege of Biały Kamień.

For them, her selection was a head-scratcher, at best, and a capitulation to the status quo, at worst.

Nothing wrong with a heartwarming tale of a kid so crushed by capitulation at the Masters in Augusta bouncing back to earn some immediate redemption.

Prince Dmitry Pozharsky and Kuzma Minin effectively led the Russians, a new rescue operation attempted by Hetman Chodkiewicz had failed and a capitulation of the Polish and Lithuanian forces at the Kremlin terminated in 1612 their involvement there.

But there is a grim acceptance that after the first meek surrender, like those at Arsenal and Bournemouth last month, or a display lacking "soul" – a criticism Sarri used of the capitulation at the Etihad – and the game will be up.

In 2010, Tiley was lying in 3rd place entering the weekend at St. Andrews before a capitulation on the back nine of his second round saw him slide down the leaderboard.

The Iranians would know that there is an alternative to war or capitulation; at the same time we would not remove military options from our list of contingencies should comprehensive negotiations fail.

The head coach returned to a familiar theme when addressing his team's capitulation at the Etihad Stadium, suggesting their performance had disintegrated from the moment City gained the ascendancy, though he could offer no real evidence as to how to avoid a repeat.

There have been few more painful episodes in sport – including for viewers who retain even an ounce of compassion – than Spieth's late capitulation at the 2016 Masters.

After the stunning capitulation at the hands of Sunni insurgents this week, there is barely a military left at all.