Sentence examples for has now surrendered from inspiring English sources

He has now surrendered to Iran the fruits of an eight-year war.

He surrendered last December, extending all the Bush tax cuts; he surrendered in the spring when they threatened to shut down the government; and he has now surrendered on a grand scale to raw extortion over the debt ceiling.

He has now surrendered only 23 hits in 42 2/3 innings this season and he has 43 strikeouts with 11 walks.

He allowed five hits and one earned run and has now surrendered just six hits and two earned runs in his last 26 innings.

This team have now surrendered leads in their first two games of the campaign, though they will have been encouraged by confirmation of the signings of Younès Kaboul and, more eye-catchingly, Roberto Pereyra.

The Dow Jones industrials - which have skidded 1,060 points in just the past four trading days, to the lowest level since last Nov. 13 - and other, broader measures of the market have now surrendered all the gains they had recorded earlier this year and then some.

Having obtained our political independence from Britain to be the masters of our own affairs, we have now surrendered our sovereignty to the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund... Fianna Fáil has sometimes served Ireland very well, sometimes very badly.

In a topsy-turvy battle that could have gone either way, the Saints didn't lead until less than two minutes remaining, but it's back to the drawing board for Drew Brees' team, who have now surrendered four games this season having led in the final two minutes of regulation.

The Saints have now surrendered 13 points from winning positions this season, and they were the masters of their own downfall after gifting Swansea an equaliser they hardly looked like getting.

You have now surrendered to God.

But New Labour has now simply surrendered to the fuel tax protestors, and abandoned the process of gradually raising fuel duty to ensure that the cost of motoring more accurately reflects the environmental damage it causes.