Sentence examples for surrender created from inspiring English sources

The resulting power vacuums in the weeks following the Japanese surrender, created an atmosphere of uncertainty, but also one of opportunity for the Republicans.

The document, one of 20 copies of the surrender agreement created at the time, has not been displayed in New York since 1945.

The Jervis Bay Territory Acceptance Act 1915 and the New South Wales Seat of Government Surrender Act 1915 created a Territory of Jervis Bay, which was administered as part of the Federal Capital Territory and with all laws of the Territory applicable.

It was Chamberlain whom Grant appointed to receive the surrender, and the colonel created great controversy in the North by ordering his men to give the Southern troops a full salute as they lay down their weapons.

Antipathy towards the Tribes for their reluctance to surrender their lands to whites created an atmosphere of intimidation.

But those same hawks ended up electing a president whose signature immigration policy, more walls to deter border-crossers, has proved largely ineffective in dealing with an immigration crisis created by people surrendering to Border Patrol officers and asking for asylum.

The three big plays Pittsburgh's defense surrendered were three more than it created.

The dip also created a sterner challenge by surrendering Saturday's home-field advantage to the in-form Galaxy.

The rock surrenders to the fire, he said, because fire created it in the first place.

The millions of homes built during the boom have created a drag on the current market as the owners surrender them to foreclosure.

He created wheatpaste posters of five young men in postures of surrender as red spray paint drips off their backs.