Sentence examples for actually surrender from inspiring English sources

Centre Party leader Matthias Erzberger, who led the German delegation, had managed to wring a couple of minor concessions from the victorious Allies – such as an acceptance that the vanquished Reich could not actually surrender 2,000 aircraft since it not possess 2,000 aircraft.

But whether it's so you can tick this one off your list of dramatic curiosities or you actually surrender to a narrative that mixes the pulpy and the passionate in equal measure, I would seize the chance to engage with a work that near its end even references the "long day" that O'Neill later addressed in the summary achievement of his mighty career.

One answer is that the traditionalist Catholic Gibson actually surrenders the heart of the traditional Catholic Passion: its mystery.

They actually surrendered to the Americans.

The report, which was later used by Mends in his dispute with Seymour, claimed that Niémen had not only been largely undamaged before Arethusa's arrival, but that Seymour had actually surrendered to the French captain before Mends arrived.

"To a lot of the fans [the song] is actually no surrender to terrorism, no surrender to al-Qaeda.

But I actually wanted to surrender to another way to be".

Farber suggested that it is clear that most, if not all, constitutional rights can be waived, at least if the benefit received for doing so does not actually coerce a surrender of a definite right.

Meriton was a highly experienced HEIC captain, who had twice been involved in successfully defending his convoy from French raiders: firstly at the Action of 4 August 1800, when his ship Exeter had actually forced the surrender of the Médée, and then at the Battle of Pulo Aura in 1804.

Any candidate, therefore, Republican, Democrat or Independent, who believes that it is the destiny of humanity to deplete natural resources...who believes humans are predetermined to damage the ecological system beyond repair...or who denies that global warming is actually occurring has surrendered his or her right to be regarded as a serious candidate.

Biblically, the gesture is actually a sign of surrender.