Sentence examples for is surrendered by from inspiring English sources

Evidently he does not, particularly when he (and Sancho) is surrendered by Cervantes to the sadomasochistic practical jokes - indeed, the vicious and humiliating cruelties - that afflict the knight and squire in part II.

It will have been surrendered by City as much as won by United.

Sovereignty would not be surrendered by countries, such as Germany, that follow the rules.

Jon Ashworth won the seat after it was surrendered by Sir Peter Soulsby so he could fight Leicester's mayoral election – a contest he won.

Animal shelters across the country are overflowing with animals that have been surrendered by people who have lost their homes or jobs.

After suffering a defeat at Carbisdale on April 27, he was surrendered by Neil MacLeod of Assynt, with whom he had sought protection.

Two men were tried and Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was convicted of the Lockerbie bombing after they were surrendered by Colonel Gaddafi's regime.

Poor, abused and homeless children came to the society from the courts, orphan asylums and institutions for the indigent, or were surrendered by parents themselves.

The announcement was greeted by what many staff members described as "shock," a reaction shared in newsrooms across the country as one of the crown jewels of newspapers was surrendered by one of the industry's royal families.

With 18 minutes of that conversation erased before the tapes were surrendered by Nixon to a special prosecutor, Haldeman's notes — preserved by the National Archives — were the only existing record of the meeting.

Ultimately the entire Trans-Mississippi region would be surrendered by Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith on June 2, 1865, at Galveston – even as Magruder, dispatched by Jefferson Davis to Texas once more, raced to take control.