Sentence examples for eventually surrendered to the from inspiring English sources

When the passion between Lara (Julie Christie and Yuri Omar Sharifif), unexpressed for years (an aching two hours in movie time!), is eventually surrendered to, the effect is of a whole nation finally breathing out.

Wenda's tribe eventually surrendered to the Indonesian occupiers.

He was wounded and sent to a field hospital before rejoining his unit, which eventually surrendered to the British on 10 June 1945.

The 72,000 soldiers of the United States Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE), fighting with outdated weapons, lacking supplies, and stricken with disease and malnourishment, eventually surrendered to the Japanese on April 9 , 1942

Last week he tried to avoid arrest in the judicial firings case by dramatically fleeing an Islamabad court, protected by bodyguards, before eventually surrendering to the police.

One of them, presumed missing in an overturned skiff, survives the floodwaters and rescues a pregnant woman, before eventually surrendering to the local sheriff.

Just as pompous gestures like Brasilia were over time transformed, made human by infill and adaptation, so did the forbiddingly Ballardian sterility of the "new town" eventually surrender to the casually accretive processes of everyday life.

For a tense six hours on Friday, Mr. Thaxton's Facebook messages became part of an unfolding drama that started when he walked into an office building with a hammer and knife and took an employee hostage before eventually surrendering to the police.

He would eventually surrender to the liberalism and free spirit of Berlin and relocate to the German city in the early 2000s.

Severely depleted by desertion, the division withdrew towards the Reich border in the early months of 1945, eventually surrendering to the Partisans on 10 May 1945 near Brežice in modern-day Slovenia.

From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the Princeton contingent tirelessly followed an unflagging Mr. McPherson from Fraley Field, where the battle began, to the Hornet's Nest, where some 2,000 Union troops eventually surrendered, to Bloody Pond, to the bluffs above Pittsburg Landing, where at the end of the first day Grant drew up his troops and bivouacked.