Sentence examples for had to capitulate from inspiring English sources

In 609 the remaining Assyrian troops had to capitulate.

I know in real life she would probably have had to capitulate.

I slowly inched my way back, furious that I had to capitulate, starting and stopping as many times as possible.

Many of his cultural policies were fairly liberal, but he had to capitulate to the demands of nationalist extremists.

In South Korea, President Moon Jae-in is stuck next to an increasingly belligerent North Korea and has already had to capitulate once to economic pressure from Beijing.

It was a hole that remained gaping three decades later, as service chiefs constantly lobbied for "Falklands-style" capability, and politicians felt they had to capitulate.

Apple Music will, eventually, be available on Android and Windows devices but it doesn't mean you have to capitulate.

"If Izetbegovic or anybody else thinks that we have fought as long as we have to capitulate now, they will not live five minutes," one militia commander said.

Corporate America had tried to get women to behave as badly as men, Faith Frank said, but women did not have to capitulate.

"If he was Barack Obama or any other person other than Donald Trump they would have to capitulate and say this guy's done an unbelievable job.

"Airlines have to capitulate with radical changes to their business plans," he said, or risk draining their cash reserves and again being in serious financial trouble.