Sentence examples for do not capitulate from inspiring English sources
Human beings do not capitulate to horror readily or easily.
And they assert: "The Affordable Care Act threatens states with the loss of every penny of federal funding under the single largest grant-in-aid program in existence — billions of dollars each year — if they do not capitulate to Congress's steep new demands".
"The problem now [August 13] is whether or not, assuming the Japanese do not capitulate, to continue dropping them every time one is made and shipped out there or whether to hold them ... and then pour them all on in a reasonably short time.
"They still have a handy lead of 199 runs after bowling out Kent earlier on today but they'll need to be a bit careful here that they don't capitulate and let Kent back into the game.
Computers don't capitulate.
Even when universities don't capitulate to these demands, students have been known to organize to effectively silence a speaker via the "heckler's veto --most notoriously at Brown Univeto --mostere students preveto --moster notoriouslyCommissioner Rat Kelly from speaking last fall.
It's a shame that the newspaper that claims to be "serving the Burbank community since 1901" resorts to carrying water for a big outside developer who, like you, threatens Rancho residents with B-movie nightmare scenarios if they don't capitulate.
The rebellion died out in February 1915, but the Germans in South West Africa nevertheless did not capitulate until July 9.
But administration officials and military leaders came under a barrage of questions — raised by members of Congress, outside experts and reporters — about the parameters of U.S. participation and the operation's goals, especially if Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi does not capitulate.
Norway did not capitulate tonight when overtime of the Olympic gold medal match came in the most excruciating of ways, Tiffeny Milbrett heading a brilliant cross from Mia Hamm into the net half a minute from the end of regulation.
