Sentence examples for danger of capitulation from inspiring English sources
As Nazi Germany extended its sphere of influence in the late 1930s and Hungary appeared in imminent danger of capitulation, Bartók found it impossible to remain there.
Batting first, Stars had looked in danger of capitulation, reeling at 18 for four in the first four overs when they were undone by a combination of Tash Farrant's pace and the spin duo of Amelia Kerr and Fi Morris.
From 34-4 Afghanistan were in danger of capitulation, but the middle-order steadied, without threatening to damage the England attack.
Newcastle, however, were on easy street in 10th position (fifth as far back as November) in comparison to where they stand now under Carver, whose reign is now in danger of complete chaos, summed up by capitulation at the King Power Stadium.
Reactions in France veered from celebration to accusations of capitulation.
Ms Le Pen stands ready to pounce on any sign of capitulation.
First, historically, market bottoms do not all have a single moment of capitulation.
Then he headed the embassy that negotiated the terms of capitulation to the Spartans.
Many Republicans and conservatives accused the president of capitulation and of emboldening the United States' enemies.
Republicans accused Democrats of accepting nothing short of capitulation without offering anything in return.
