Sentence examples for surrender easily from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda fighters -- believed to be mostly Arabs, Chechens and Pakistanis -- appeared unlikely to surrender easily.

Yes, there are rabbits and birds around, but they don't surrender easily.

The twinkle in Greenwood's eye, though, suggests England will not surrender easily.

JORDI PUJOL, Catalonia's rumbustious premier, is not a man to surrender easily, but, faced with the big guns of Hollywood, he may have to.

In 272, after several battles (Zenobia did not surrender easily), his troops entered Palmyra, destroyed the city and massacred its people.

Even those of us who surrender easily to the rhapsodic surgings and dreamy musings of Delius's orchestral music can generally find less to admire in his rather enigmatic operas, which tend to be formally amorphous and antitheatrical.

I'm not someone who surrenders easily.

Harrington, with four birdies, four bogeys and a double bogey, had joined them, muscling between the central characters, declaring with robust golf rather than his squeaky voice that his title would not be surrendered easily.

Germany was beaten by conventional means but the Japanese were still fighting on and given how cruel and evil they were to American and British POWs I doubt they would have surrendered easily either.

The Syrian city of Arpad, which had formed an alliance with Urartu, did not surrender so easily.

In contrast Reg, although well played by Denholm Spurr, seems to surrender too easily to the couple's misfortunes.