Sentence examples for had recently surrendered from inspiring English sources

Aaro Suonio, a disarmament commission spokesman, said he could not confirm whether the group had recently surrendered weapons.

The writer went on to apply the novel's Christian principles to the iniquities suffered by Gen. John C. Pemberton, who had recently surrendered Vicksburg to U.S. Grant and was vilified for it.

A restless, energetic ruler to the last, Alfonso was engaged in an assault upon Genoa, which had recently surrendered to the French, when death surprised him in Ovo Castle at Naples in June 1458.

After once not losing for four decades to the United States senior national team, Mexico had recently surrendered its soccer dominance in the region, gaining only a victory and a tie in the past seven matches against the United States.

Today, just 50 miles south of Herat, in territory thought to be well within Mr. Khan's control, heavy fighting broke out when Hajji Aminullah, a Taliban commander who had recently surrendered to Mr. Khan, changed sides again.

On my first day embedded with the UN stabilisation force in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), I visited a camp in the city of Goma set up to house rebel combatants who had recently surrendered.

She has recently surrendered her virtue to the new junior high school principal and is doing sit-ups so she'll look her best for what she is sure will be her big date today.

He added that military investigators had been searching in earnest for only seven weeks, that Iraqi weapons might be buried in one of several hundred uninspected sites and that investigators' best leads might come from Iraqi officials who have only recently surrendered or been captured.

He was in a car with a popular religious leader, the Rev. Al Miller, who had recently negotiated the surrender of Mr. Coke's sister and brother.

De Mandeville surrendered his castles, including the one he had recently built at South Mimms, and went on to become a noted outlaw and bandit.

Malik Agar, Blue Nile's governor, said Sunday night that northern forces had recently moved "dangerously close" to the bases of southern-allied fighters and that he did not think the southern-allied forces would surrender.