Sentence examples for began to surrender from inspiring English sources
She soon began to "surrender" to her own mind, and her mature style emerged.
Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister, offered an amnesty and in response the mutineers began to surrender.
Then the corporate world started to take an interest, and the area began to surrender to the march of gentrification.
As more Iraqi troops began to surrender today, some senior American military officers expressed wariness that secret talks with elite Iraqi units like the Republican Guard and Special Republican Guard would lead to significant surrenders.
Soldiers deserted on their way to the trenches in the summer of 1918 but only began to surrender en masse to the British once it was clear the fighting was nearly over.
In the early hours of Saturday morning, groups of soldiers involved began to surrender.
On a brisk morning on Governors Island, as winter begins to surrender to spring, the fake palm trees that greet the ferry on Water Taxi Beach appear even more surreal than usual, poking up out of snow above the empty picnic tables.
(Harvey, for example, was the greatest rainfall event in American history, the kind of deluge possible only in a warmer world). Meanwhile, heat melts ice: Greenland and the Antarctic are vast stores of what would otherwise be ocean, and now they're beginning to surrender that water back to the sea.
President Bush has authorized American negotiators to say that he is prepared to take a range of steps to aid North Korea -- from easing sanctions to a peace treaty -- if North Korea will begin to surrender its nuclear weapons and all the facilities to develop them.
The boot of Matty Smith nudged Wigan's lead out to seven five minutes later courtesy of a drop goal, and although the Warriors' indiscipline saw them begin to surrender more and more possession in the closing stages, Widnes' lack of composure with ball in hand ultimately cost them dear.
