Sentence examples for started to surrender from inspiring English sources

"The mutineers have started to surrender to loyalists," a military spokesman, Col. Augustin Nzabampema, told Reuters news agency.

They captured the first trench line, and the defenders started to surrender.

But when we start to find freedom within, we begin to surrender.

Having finally started to impose themselves, Celtic surrendered their lead cheaply at the start of the second half.

By June 1633, some soldiers started to desert, and others talked of surrender.

On that basis, they will start to press Japan to surrender Mr Fujimori.

And they say women are the victims, but that's what happens when you take on the old monstrous regiment, it's fair to say rational argument isn't your feminist girly's strong point, and that's being kind to the poor little snowflakes, that's why we've got to take them on at their own game, start our own party, refuse to surrender to the march of political correctness.

Yarik Alexandrov, one of the Ukrainian naval personnel who refused to pledge allegiance to Moscow, told Reuters near the base that he and his comrades at first refused to surrender: "Then they started shooting round our feet and we surrendered," he said.

The cultural divide between BlackBerry loyalists and everyone else has only grown more extreme over the last year as companies that previously issued employees BlackBerrys — and only BlackBerrys — have started surrendering to employee demands for iPhones and Android-powered smartphones.

"The Russian troops at our aerodrome gave us an hour to surrender or they will start storming.

Like many who put off starting a family, we were in no hurry to surrender our freedom.