Sentence examples for it surrendered to from inspiring English sources

As has been widely reported, Yahoo could increase its cash flow by an estimated 25% if it surrendered to Google and handed over its search advertising business.

On Wednesday, it surrendered to just one.

It surrendered to Rome in 189 bc but later revolted and was subdued.

Only Jerusalem and Caesarea held out, the former until 638, when it surrendered to the Muslims, and the latter until October 640.

The Venetian Republic was in rapid decline at the time — twenty-four years later, it surrendered to Napoleon without a fight — but, meanwhile, the Venetians were having a party.

It remained the capital of Sind under the Talpur rulers, who succeeded the Kalhoras, until 1843 when, after the nearby battles of Miani and Dabo, it surrendered to the British and the capital was transferred to Karachi.

It surrenders to the president authority which the Constitution explicitly, explicitly, reserves for the Congress.

When you first see a shark, you are frightened and swim away from it, surrendering to primeval terrors.

He added, "It surrenders to the president authority which the Constitution explicitly, explicitly reserves for the Congress".

It surrenders to the notion of being a billboard, rather than resisting the idea of highway architecture".

Instead, it surrenders to the Washington "conspiracy against economic growth," and then proposes tackling our entitlement problems via various "cost shifting" exercises.