Sentence examples for imminent surrender from inspiring English sources

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By the time the cease-fire order was received, the Epirote forces had secured the Morava heights near Korçë, making the city's Albanian garrison's surrender imminent.

Down to their last four barrels of gunpowder and thirty barrels of beer, and with a direct assault now imminent, the Royalists surrendered.

Surrender seems imminent, and talks on terms are continuing.

The Soviet Union declared war on Japan only on August 8th 1945, after Hiroshima was bombed and the Japanese surrender was imminent.

Critics claim, with some evidence, that Japanese surrender was imminent and the unleashing of atomic might was horrifyingly unnecessary.

Soon after he was taken, he convinced his German captors that an Allied victory was imminent and persuaded them to surrender themselves and the town to him.

However, barring a Canadian insurgency, after that initial 24 hours, Canada would be conquered, surrender would be imminent, and the US would quickly attempt to co-opt the Canadian military.

Syria, given little room for maneuver, suddenly faces imminent deadlines to account for and surrender its chemical weapons stockpiles — or risk losing the support of its last ally, Russia.

Nonetheless, while Gar often cites some generals who believed that Japan's fall was imminent, I side with many of the other officers I knew then who believed the Samurai mindset among the military who then controlled Japan would have never surrendered -- because to surrender, in that culture, was the ultimate act of cowardice.

On Tuesday, Defense Minister Hazim al-Shalaan again called on the insurgents in the Mahdi Army, Mr. Sadr's militia, to give up the shrine and surrender their weapons or face an imminent attack.