Sentence examples for capitulate the from inspiring English sources

Now that he wants back in and he's found a commissioner that might just be willing to capitulate, the answer should be no.

In fact, there is no centre: the more progressives capitulate, the more boldly the conservatives express their vision, and the further to the right the mainstream moves.

The guild feels that if Macmillan prevails (as of this writing, Amazon has still not put the "Buy" button back on Macmillan titles, despite stating Sunday that it would "capitulate"), "the economics of authorship in the digital age are likely to improve considerably".

On October 14, Skanderbeg offered Krujë to the Venetians, threatening to capitulate the fortress to the Turks if they did not accept it.

With the backing of Air Marshal Nguyễn Cao Kỳ, commander of the Vietnam Air Force, and General Nguyễn Chánh Thi, Khánh was able to force Phát and Đức to capitulate the next morning, September 14.

War is a conflict between two or more parties carried on with a "force of arms," yet the entire purpose of the use of such force is to make one side capitulate the demands of the other, usually for some political purpose.

Intimidated, the king and the government capitulated; the May constitution was abolished; and leading patriots emigrated.

When the garrison finally capitulated, the irate crowd massacred several of the soldiers.

Ultimately, the brother capitulated, the pathologist removed the brain, and, Dr. Lopera said, "We got out of town".

Although the city eventually capitulated, the nascent Turkish parliament awarded it the honorific prefix Gazi, "warrior of the faith".

When Warsaw capitulated, the city had been almost totally destroyed, and 200,000 civilians and more than 10,000 combatants had perished.