Sentence examples for having capitulated from inspiring English sources

As in Washington, where President Obama is facing a run for re-election next year and accusations of having "capitulated to Communist China" — as Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said this week — these are delicate times in Beijing.

Less than two years later, it is Mr. Rowland who is out of a job, having capitulated to public disgust over his role in scandals that were only emerging on that night in 2002.

By far the most fruitful feature of the DVD is the opposition it sets up between "Dapper" and O'Reilly: the former mocks the latter, face-to-face, in a sketch at the start, for having capitulated to Maitlis on Newsnight.

Another client was Colin McDonald, the one who'd done the source-to-sea trip in 2014, and who was now working on endangered-species policy for the Texas state comptroller's office, having capitulated to the looming extinction of his own species, Reporterus localus.

Israel sharply condemned the release of the Munich perpetrators and accused West Germany of having "capitulated to terrorism".

My mother had capitulated.

He told his family: "We have capitulated without fighting".

Instead of standing up to threats they have capitulated.

Many have stopped writing or have capitulated in self-censorship.

At last, they have capitulated to the market.

But Mr. Hess adamantly denied that the mayor had capitulated.