Sentence examples for now surrendered from inspiring English sources
What he dreamed about most of all was to be reinstated in the Lincolnshire pile now surrendered to the National Trust.
He surrendered last December, extending all the Bush tax cuts; he surrendered in the spring when they threatened to shut down the government; and he has now surrendered on a grand scale to raw extortion over the debt ceiling.
Many bishops who had taken part in the Worms assembly and had subsequently been excommunicated now surrendered to the pope, and immediately the king was also faced with the newly aroused opposition of the nobility.
Southern Scotland now surrendered to the English, who abolished all native institutions of government and created a new administration at Dalkeith, just outside Edinburgh, to rule the conquered territory.
This team have now surrendered leads in their first two games of the campaign, though they will have been encouraged by confirmation of the signings of Younès Kaboul and, more eye-catchingly, Roberto Pereyra.
In a topsy-turvy battle that could have gone either way, the Saints didn't lead until less than two minutes remaining, but it's back to the drawing board for Drew Brees' team, who have now surrendered four games this season having led in the final two minutes of regulation.
For now, surrendering personal information is the cost for asking questions and getting answers quickly.
Now, surrendering to physical and emotional fatigue, I sprawl at the foot of a mound decorated with prayer flags... Rahul Bohd's video of Simon's climb is on YouTube.
When you hear the squawk of trumpet that launches Me Too!, you can console yourself that in the eyes of the BBC the day has officially begun, and you can now surrender yourself to the green, health-and-safety, one-eye-on-the-curriculum world of CBeebies.
Facebook has won the social wars, and even the biggest companies are now surrendering to them.
After 30 years of suffocation, Egyptians will not now surrender their ability to speak and breathe freely.
