Sentence examples for finally compromised from inspiring English sources

Neither had my discomfort with the way he had finally compromised that perspective.

They, and city parks and environmental officials, finally compromised on one haircut a year, each fall.

In the last scene, Jefferson is finally compromised, lured back into the ring with the promise that if he loses to the white challenger, his legal persecution will end.

Agnew, the two executuve heads of a nation that had just put a man on the moon(cost: $23,900,000,000) and is debating the purchase of the ABM cost: $10,800,000,000) wrestled futilely with a recalcitrant microphone; they finally compromised by delivering their remarks in a sheepish, hunchbacked posture.

When it grew so large that our dog began to regard it with suspicion — sitting several feet away, trembling, emitting a low growl — I finally compromised by vacuuming it up but not emptying the vacuum into the trash: it was still safe, I assured myself.

As the Home Secretary, Winston Churchill, wryly noted: "The Admiralty had demanded six ships; the economists offered four; and we finally compromised on eight".

"There are weaknesses on both sides that have pushed Sun and Microsoft to finally compromise," said Michael Cusumano, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.

Putin is essentially telling Assad that, five years after the uprising started, he must take the Geneva talks seriously and finally compromise.

But we did finally compromise with the letter at the end, in which Fitger quotes someone saying about him: "He's not as much of an ass as he thinks he is".

Finally, they compromised.

Finally, they compromised: the panels were removed without making more holes.