Sentence examples for publicly surrendered from inspiring English sources

Rhee had never publicly surrendered his "march north and unify" position, and in private he hinted that he might "accept" an armistice only in return for serious commitments by the United States, including an unambiguous mutual security alliance and $1 billion in economic aid.

Bruix believed that the ship had been too easily surrendered and publicly released a strongly worded letter criticising their "talents and courage".

In the meantime, loyalist forces continued to head towards the capital, while the rebels publicly claimed on radio that Diệm had surrendered in an apparent attempt to attract more troops to their cause.

Diack remains in France, having surrendered his passport, but has never publicly commented on the allegations.

A policeman interviewed by Human Rights Watch recalled an incident in April when militiamen publicly executed two dozen IS fighters who had surrendered because they were out of ammunition and food.

The only woman publicly accused by the tribunal of war crimes, she surrendered to the court in January 2001.

Among other concessions, Mr. Clinton surrendered his law license for five years and publicly acknowledged after many months of denials that he had given false responses under oath.

"If I had surrendered 'The Tonight Show' and handed it over to somebody publicly and wished them well," Mr. O'Brien says, referring to Mr. Leno's on-the-air hand-off to Mr. O'Brien last May, "and then, six months later..."......

"If I had surrendered 'The Tonight Show' and handed it over to somebody publicly and wished them well and then...six months later.

One of them surrendered and 9 have been killed, leaving some 16 whose fate is not publicly known.

The first politician to rail publicly against the GDP was Senator Robert Kennedy in March 1968: "Too much and for too long, we seemed to have surrendered personal excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of material things.