Sentence examples for easily surrender from inspiring English sources
"Some women will quite easily surrender to living in a man's house and be exploited regularly".
Belichick doesn't embrace the meetings with the announcers, and he does not easily surrender information.
He wanted a big flag to show the British he would not easily surrender.
Some can withstand any horror While others will easily surrender To thirst, hunger, and extremes of weather.
But few countries easily surrender their sovereignty to the fund, and Italy appears to be no exception.
Written in Aramaic (often described as the language of Jesus), it does not easily surrender its textual meaning or inner reasoning.
But as the jihadi advance has slowed, questions are being asked across Baghdad about how a region so central to the bitter feud between Iraq's Kurds and Arabs was so easily surrendered.
For Britain's ruling class, including the post-war Labour government, the imperial habit was not easily surrendered.Bringing together his huge erudition, scrupulous fairness and elegant prose, Mr Darwin has produced a wonderfully stimulating account of something that today seems almost incredible yet was, in historical terms, only yesterday.
Bruix believed that the ship had been too easily surrendered and publicly released a strongly worded letter criticising their "talents and courage".
These men could easily fall out with each other again, as they did when a Nasserite furore erupted in Egypt over the surrender of uninhabited islands to Riyadh.
