Sentence examples for surrender even from inspiring English sources

The Union men fought fiercely; most refusing to surrender, even after their ammunition ran out.

What makes the surrender even stranger is that the White House's policy is not indefensible.

Why Amazon would agree to surrender even a portion of its fiercely defended competitive advantage is a little mysterious.

William Shirer, the CBS radio correspondent who was there, reported on the surrender even before the official German announcement.

(Actually, it is too cold, but the myth that the French live in a beautifully temperate climate is impossible for them to surrender, even in January).

But the Tar Heels did not surrender even as some of their fans headed for the exit in the fourth quarter.

Then we have surrendered even before the enemy attacks".

In 1946 the US strategic bombing survey came to the conclusion that "Japan would have surrendered even if atomic bombs had not been dropped".

The U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey of 1946, for instance, concluded that "Japan would have surrendered even if the atomic bombs had not been dropped, even if Russia had not entered the war, and even if no invasion had been planned or contemplated".

Revisionist historians like Gar Alperovitz argue persuasively that Washington believed the bombing militarily unnecessary (except to establish American primacy in the postwar order) because, as the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey put it in 1946, "in all probability" Japan would have surrendered even without the atomic bombs.

If anything, the Alphabet rebranding should make us think twice about surrendering even more of our technology policy to Silicon Valley: as long as advertising pays for innovation and data is concentrated in just a handful of firms, we will always be under-innovating.