Sentence examples for guilty of surrendering from inspiring English sources

With players tiring, Scotland were guilty of surrendering possession too easily in the second half, which Strachan acknowledged.

England were guilty of surrendering possession cheaply throughout, with Jordan Henderson central to a midfield that lacked guile or imagination against mediocre opposition.

Both teams were guilty of surrendering possession throughout and it was a poor Reynolds clearance that handed Saints their only clear-cut chance of the first half as Stevie May brought out a stunning save from Jamie Langfield.

Then came the "open letter" signed by William Bennett, Richard Perle, Gary Bauer and editors of The New Republic and The Weekly Standard threatening to brand Mr. Bush as a wimp -- guilty of "surrender in the war on international terrorism" -- if he bucked their demand to attack Iraq.

Alone among the early products of the New Wave, it gives the audience the exquisite sense of surrendering to a guilty pleasure.

Maria Theresa had no intention of surrendering.

Would the fear of surrendering independence hinder the adoption of common clinical guidelines by some agencies?

If she was guilty of naïvety in surrendering her unique bargaining power so meekly, if Burmese democracy today looks like a travesty of the real thing, the Obama administration – and Mr Cameron – must take their share of the blame.

They are of course innocent until proven guilty, and surrendering your public office can also be a good bargaining chip with prosecutors if you're less than innocent.

Ex-Chief of WorldCom To Surrender Most Assets Bernard J. Ebbers, the founder and former chief executive of WorldCom who was found guilty of fraud in March, agreed to surrender nearly all of his personal fortune -- about $40 million -- to investors who lost billions when the company spiraled into bankruptcy.

They had no intention of meekly surrendering.