Sentence examples for for having surrendered from inspiring English sources

In our press it was suggested that the prisoners were afraid of being punished in N. Vietnam for having surrendered to the enemy.

Even more troublesome, for networks to stay attractive to media buyers and the brands they buy media for, they've surrendered more and more creative control with each passing season.

Leaders of the anti-government protests that have paralysed the heart of Bangkok for weeks have surrendered, after troops stormed their barricades.

Even the French film magazines, usually eager to put one of their own on the cover for Cannes, have surrendered.

After fighting the secondary market for years, some have surrendered.

Sergei Gonchar, Dmitri Khristich, Ulf Dahlen and Adam Oates also scored for Washington, which had surrendered 15 goals in its last three games.

The men have camels to drink from because, desperate for help, they have surrendered to nomadic Muslims, though sailing legends are full of horrible tales of these desert dwellers.

Sri Lanka announced more gains in the conflict as its military said Wednesday in a statement that Daya Master, the former media coordinator for the separatists, had surrendered along with his family.

It was a crucial victory for Tyrone who had surrendered a five-point lead at home to Monaghan in their opening game.

Right now, much of the government's piggybacking on private data warehouse is unregulated by law -- courts have tended to hold (unconvincingly in my view) that when you surrender information for one purpose you've surrendered all expectations of privacy for it for all purposes.

But for a generation, politicians have surrendered democratic power to the market.