Sentence examples for as it surrendered from inspiring English sources

GOP leaders nevertheless insisted Mr Vitter's "disappointing" loss was simply a rare exception to Republican rule in Louisiana, where the party made gains in the state legislature even as it surrendered the governor's mansion.

Bayern dominated the midfield even as it surrendered much of the possession, frustrating Barcelona's passing game before it could get close enough to create chances and then punishing the Catalans at the other end.

The group comprises allies such as Qatar, and rebels such as Venezuela, which expresses disdain for American imperialism even as it surrenders its monetary sovereignty to America's central bank.Alas, all is not well in the dollar block.

Contrary to what had been agreed in surrender documents Russians took all the healthy men left in the garrison when it surrendered as prisoners while 877 wounded men as well as 169 women and group of children were transported to Helsinki aboard the ships of Admiral Wattrang.

Crucially, that was all it surrendered, as Di Matteo became only the second manager in more than two years to mastermind a shutout against Barcelona in Europe.

This is an important principle of information economics: Market power is rarely seized so much as it is surrendered up, and that surrender is born less of a deliberate decision than of going with the flow.

They made a mess of it, surrendering possession as the scrum turned through 90 degrees.

She could not afford to accept it, as it entailed surrendering the Jaffna peninsula without a fight.

The sending off of full-back Danny Simpson cannot be ignored, as it meant Ranieri surrendered Mahrez and thus, Leicester's key out-ball.

Many Palestinians object to it as surrendering a claimed "right of return" to what is now Israel for millions of refugees of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and their descendants.

But the sentiments underlined the danger the economy there poses for a government that long promised its people better lives, even as it refused to surrender any real political power.