Sentence examples for capitulated as from inspiring English sources

Cracker Barrel capitulated as soon as it realized it has many more customers watching Sean Hannity than Comedy Central.

But in November 1999, the newspaper capitulated (as it were).

Was he preserving a shred of dignity for the political process, choosing his battles, or had he "capitulated," as the Washington Post put it?

Wigan then capitulated as they conceded twice in six minutes, Davies powering home a header before Lee scored from the spot after Matt Mills was fouled.

The younger Brownlee was the first to drop off, before Gomez capitulated as Alistair wound the pace up relentlessly from the bell.

Sanders' campaign claimed that the DNC "capitulated" as a deadline neared for a court hearing on a request for an emergency injunction that the Sanders campaign sought after suing the DNC in federal court Friday afternoon. .

When attacked by critics, the faithful tend to circle the wagons, only to capitulate as soon as some scientific school of thought convinces them that disaster is imminent.

This was a deliberate effort to crash Greek financial markets and increase capital flight so as to force Syriza to capitulate as soon as possible.

A country full of doubts and fears, though emphatic in its message that envisager un report, c'est capituler – "to consider postponing is to capitulate" – as the head of the tournament's organising committee has put it.

The question was whether BetOnSports would ignore that order, fight it or capitulate, as it now appears to have done.

There are no signs that the Republican Guard units are ready to capitulate, as the commander of the Iraqi 51st Regular Army division did today in the south.