Sentence examples for being surrendered by from inspiring English sources

The statue being surrendered by Germany is a stone sphinx that guarded a gate in the Hittite capital of Hattusa in central Anatolia between 1600 B.C. and 1200 B.C. Taken to Berlin for restoration in 1917 by German archaeologists excavating the site, it was not returned to Turkey, but incorporated into the collection of the Pergamon Museum, where it remains on display.

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.

A police presence was back on the streets, looted shops were re-opening, and unlicensed arms were being surrendered by the civilian populace.

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

Sovereignty would not be surrendered by countries, such as Germany, that follow the rules.

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.

Animal shelters across the country are overflowing with animals that have been surrendered by people who have lost their homes or jobs.

After suffering a defeat at Carbisdale on April 27, he was surrendered by Neil MacLeod of Assynt, with whom he had sought protection.

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

Poor, abused and homeless children came to the society from the courts, orphan asylums and institutions for the indigent, or were surrendered by parents themselves.

The announcement was greeted by what many staff members described as "shock," a reaction shared in newsrooms across the country as one of the crown jewels of newspapers was surrendered by one of the industry's royal families.