Sentence examples for capitulate with from inspiring English sources

"Airlines have to capitulate with radical changes to their business plans," he said, or risk draining their cash reserves and again being in serious financial trouble.

The French were repulsed from Valencia, and General Pierre Dupont, who had advanced into Andalusia, was compelled to retreat and ultimately to capitulate with all his army at Bailén (July 23).

He also pointed the finger at the party's new state leader, Steve Dickson, who he said "appeared to capitulate with Pauline and Ashby's condescendence" and had made no effort to resolve the dispute.

The greatest part of the assembly were inclinable to accept of the proposals; but Opimius said, that it did not become them to send messengers and capitulate with the senate, but to surrender at discretion to the laws, like loyal citizens, and endeavour to merit their pardon by submission.

Nations employed all sorts of nostrums, such as restricting the amount of money one could take out of the country, to preserve a currency's official value and then would capitulate with a devaluation.

Hollywood's new hero is often one who must dramatically capitulate with an evil, hegemonic regime to stand against it.

Instead he capitulated, with a cravenness that surprised even his critics.

The pressure was too much for the Proteas, who capitulated with both bat and ball at Kensington Oval.

After three years of her begging for a phone, tablet or computer, we capitulated with a basic laptop, complete with parental controls.

Faced with the task of making 338 in their second innings even for England to bat again, they had capitulated with almost relentless predictability by 4.20pm, dismissed for 94, leaving England winners by an innings and 244 runs.

But we've capitulated with our own errors.