Sentence examples for about the surrender from inspiring English sources

Less clear was what brought about the surrender.

"Intense excitement about the surrender of Fort Sumter," wrote Harvard librarian John Langdon Sibley in a diary entry from April 15 , 1861

The Associated Press article published by The New York Times about the surrender reported that it "ended just as the sun burst through low-hanging clouds as a shining symbol to a ravaged world now done with war".

REPORTER AT LARGE about the surrender of U-805, A German submarine, the second to be brought into an east-coast post under the terms of the Reich's capitulation.

Without giving away the ending, the film hints at the start of a brave new post-human era (or is it a Buddhist parable?) about the surrender of self into a larger entity.

In this last battle Fernández brought about the surrender of far larger and more heavily armed forces by an unexpected night attack (Dec. 27, 1503) across the flooded estuary by means of pontoons.

Mr. Freeh is being accompanied on the trip by Robert Bryant, the F.B.I.'s head of national security, who recently led the agency's effort to bring about the peaceful surrender of the anti-government Freemen group in Montana.

The Royal Navy commander in the region, Commodore William Cornwallis, immediately set about demanding the surrender of the French trading posts in India.

I only heard about these things after the surrender.

After the surrender, about 100 civilian construction workers were detained on the island to work for the enemy.

Sun Tzu, in 'Art of War' often talks about how enemies, before the surrender, try to negotiate terms".