Sentence examples for being surrendered as from inspiring English sources

ANIMAL shelters have reported a steep rise in the number of cats and dogs being surrendered as owners face unemployment, home foreclosures, evictions and other financial hardships.

But those passports would be valid for perhaps six months or a year, compared with 10 years for a regular passport, and would have to be surrendered as soon as the emergency trip was completed.

Such influence will be surrendered as Brexit becomes reality.

"If that political neutrality has already been surrendered, as is clearly (if regrettably) the case with regard to the Prince of Wales, the 'good constitutional reason' for the rule disappears.

Even a ceramic dog dish given to Bo, the First Puppy, by the Czech Prime Minister had to be surrendered, as it was part of a package of gifts that exceeded the limit.

This was an occasion to sum up the champions' slapdash campaign, a game that might have been claimed early only to be surrendered as Watford exposed all the frailties that had undermined the last few months of José Mourinho's tenure.

The study set up a fake social networking site with terms of service with some sneaky clauses peppered in: that anything the users shared would be passed along to the National Security Agency, and that the users' firstborn children would be surrendered as form of payment.

She spent the final year of the war as a barracks ship, and was surrendered as a war prize to the British in 1920.

"The individuals are surrendering as we speak and they will be arraigned on criminal charges," said Mr. Pappalardo, the United States Attorney.

It will have been surrendered by City as much as won by United.

She was surrendered to Japan as "M" on 13 May 1920.