Sentence examples for one that surrendered from inspiring English sources

Its defense looked a lot more like the one that surrendered 42 points to Texas A&M in September than the one that allowed 26 points in the six games after that.

A city that resisted Rome's legions would be razed, while one that surrendered would be spared.

Forren is expecting a different animal to the one that surrendered in the howling wind and rain in north-west Norway with Kris Commons' spat with Celtic assistant John Collins dominating the post-match headlines.

Powered by a suffocating defense that surrendered just one field goal in the first half, the Indians will now meet Inglewood in the quarters after getting by Saugus, 52-34, at Burroughs Saturday night.

In addition to replacing its current overhead banner — which reads "Auction: Take a wench for a bride" —with one that says "Surrender yer loot," the ride will also reposition one of the women (a red-haired character currently displayed as the auction's ultimate prize; she is accompanied by a voice-over that shouts "We wants the read-head!").

Second, by forcing Assad to agree to a deal that surrenders one of the key weapons in his arsenal is a humiliating about-face for the Syrian regime.

What is clear is that the urge to live in London – to set up home in this ancient, surprising, bewildering city – is one that won't be surrendered without a fight.

But the cardinal mistake at HBOS, the one that resulted in the surrender of their independence to Lloyds TSB and then necessitated a wholesale government rescue, was to stake everything on rising prices in the property market.

What McCain and Graham call "arbitrary" is another word for finally deciding that we are not going to wait — that we can make our own rupture, setting a ceremony at the time of our choosing, and one that is not a surrender by us, either.

At that compound, one Afghan surrendered and was detained, and 14 were killed, the summary said.

In order to become someone else, one has to cease being oneself, and no one willingly consents to that surrender.