Sentence examples for had surrendered that from inspiring English sources

At seventy, she had surrendered that sprightly young-boy part and became famous as the same opera's serene Countess.

She had read that C.I.O. was running Italy, that Turkey had surrendered, that the King of England and the King of France didn't get along.

The only players in red overnight, leaders Phil Mickelson and Billy Horschel, had surrendered that status by the par-three third, were both missed the green.

She had read that C.I.O. was running Italy, that Turkey had surrendered, that the King of England and the King of France didn't get along..

Under the current deal, which the Department of Justice found to be objectionable, Northwest had voting control to block mergers but would have surrendered that if it sold most of its shares.

We know Britain would never have surrendered, that it would have fought on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields and in the streets, in the hills, and from across the ocean until the New World stepped forth to the rescue and liberation of the old.

We've surrendered that part of ourselves and outsourced it.

That we should have surrendered that narrative and that base to Reagan was flat-out wrong.

This is why Lin recently said in a Sports Illustrated interview about his success, "I've surrendered that [success] to God.

Joaquim Inácio did not fight in any battles, as the Portuguese enemy forces had surrendered by that time.

The rebel leadership announced that the elite presidential guard protecting the Libyan leader had surrendered and that their forces controlled many parts of the city, but not Colonel Qaddafi's leadership compound.