Sentence examples for after being surrendered from inspiring English sources

Mr Cobain left the force after his conviction in 2010, when he was given a suspended sentence for selling on guns due to be destroyed after being surrendered by the public.

Jon Ashworth won the seat after it was surrendered by Sir Peter Soulsby so he could fight Leicester's mayoral election – a contest he won.

Two men were tried and Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was convicted of the Lockerbie bombing after they were surrendered by Colonel Gaddafi's regime.

On 30 December 1223, Foliot assumed one of those duties, when he took custody of Hereford Castle after it was surrendered by Hubert de Burgh, during the redistribution of royal castles when de Burgh ousted des Roches from power.

Even if police don't host buybacks, some departments do allow residents to turn in their firearms, though there's little consistency in how they accept weapons or what they do with them after they're surrendered.

They have shown a country seeking a new framework for its sub-national politics after much had been surrendered to Brussels and the Euro authorities by its central government.

After the Ashes were surrendered 5-0, Australia won the subsequent 50-over and T20 series 4-1 and 3-0 respectively.

The gold mines of Dacia, for instance, were no longer available for Roman exploitation after the province was surrendered in 271.

But the British number one's serve faltered in the second and third, the former having been surrendered after a rain delay.

If it is in force for 15 years, the surrender value increases to 60%, and if it is surrendered after 20 years, 70% of the accumulated premiums paid would be returned.

On 20 November 1918, nine days after the Armistice, U-67 was surrendered to the British.