Sentence examples for one surrendered to from inspiring English sources

Certainly the desire the three men under discussion felt for 'underlings' must have had something to do with a wish to retain masterful control, even as one surrendered to passion or domination.

The five talibs swapped for Bergdahl were at one time members of the aforementioned unofficial government of Afghanistan, and they all have one thing in common: At one point or another, each and every one surrendered to or was working with the Americans or CIA.

Mr. Gates said the four pirates were 17 to 19 years old, but he did not give the age of the one who surrendered to Navy sailors before the fatal shootout Sunday.

But no one surrendered, at least not until the victory ceremony, as Djokovic and Nadal were relieved to break protocol and sit instead of stand.

Two friends fled to avoid returning to prison, although this week, one, Ovidio Bompressi, surrendered to the police in Pisa.

On Wednesday, it surrendered to just one.

In general, they said, the buildings they moved into were in better condition than the ones they had surrendered to the wrecking crews.

The Riverside Hotel, one of two pubs surrendered to away fans on match days, was rammed with travelling Norwich support, many of them too busy getting drinks down their necks in time for the early kick-off to risk throwing them across the room for a sing-song.

Moreover, there is the indirect connotation that one must surrender to forces beyond one's control, invoking the idea of karma (McCarty et al. 1999).

One by one, they have retired or surrendered to financial reality, rarely to be replaced.

No mistaking the energy electrified rooftops when "The only one for me" finally surrendered to the desperate cries of those in the balcony.