Sentence examples for longer surrendered from inspiring English sources

On Davis' orders, Breckinridge told Johnston to meet Richard Taylor in Alabama, but Johnston, believing his men would refuse to fight any longer, surrendered to Sherman on similar terms to those offered to Lee at Appomattox.

The young generation who are educated, have experienced personal freedom, and are aware about their rights will no longer surrender to the Taliban mentality.

Nigeria already faces a growing Islamist threat in Boko Haram; its president, Goodluck Jonathan, has said: "We can no longer surrender any part of the globe to extremism".

"We will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism" is a powerful line, but it does not sound very much like it was written by the same man who told a rally in Pennsylvania on Monday: "Do I look like a president?

If Clements was no longer surrendering his truck by choice, then Brown stood to earn more money.

Spirit-led agents of God must no longer surrender their power focusing almost solely on two faith-defined issues: traditional marriage and abortion.

There are plenty of catches with the new annuities, though: higher fees and longer surrender periods (ten years is typical).

The surrender became official when Smith endorsed it on June 2, (Only Brigadier General Stand Watie held out longer; he surrendered the last Confederate land forces on June 23 , 1865.

He said over the phone that he "no longer needs Prozac" and that he is "no longer depressed," not since he "surrendered to Christ".

"You start thinking like, 'This guy really shouldn't be going back.' " Mr. Zouvelos said his staff was now better at tracking cases, so he no longer had to surrender as many defendants.

Under the 1907 Hague regulations, it is forbidden "to kill or wound an enemy who, having laid down his arms, or having no longer means of defence, has surrendered at discretion".