Sentence examples for surrender included from inspiring English sources

The terms of Washington's surrender included a statement (written in French, a language Washington did not read) admitting that Jumonville was assassinated.

Washington's surrender included what was a "confession" of murdering a French diplomat and the incident helped sparked the Seven Years War (known in North America as the French and Indian War).

The terms of surrender included the withdrawal of the garrison to Fort Edward, with specific terms that the French military protect the British from the Indians as they withdrew from the area.

Some had attempted to surrender, including two political LTTE leaders, B. Nadesan and S. Puleedevan.

SEEKING SAFE PASSAGE -- In the latest development, Taliban and Northern Alliance leaders met near Kunduz to discuss a surrender, including a request from the foreign troops for safe passage to Pakistan.

And at least the terms of surrender include the creation of a new joint congressional committee that might, in theory, include tax increases as well as spending cuts when it produces the next slice of deficit reduction.The troubling question is why Mr Obama fell into this trap in the first place.

It's pretty difficult to imagine a situation that would get the DHS to green, but it would probably entail a worldwide al-Qaida surrender including letters of apology and H&M gift cards for everyone in Europe and America.

There were several letters between the various generals involved in the negotiation of this surrender, including Wofford, Judah, William D. Whipple and Robert S. Granger.

Proctor demanded Madison's unconditional surrender, but Madison insisted that the terms of surrender include Proctor's protection of the American prisoners from the Indian allies of the British.

At the conclusion of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, some remnants of the anti-communist Kuomintang (KMT) forces refused to surrender, including 278th Regiment of the 93rd Division and 709th Regiment of the 237th Division (led by General Li Kuo-hui).

Those surrendering included 42 Australians who had joined the crew at Williamstown; sources differ as to whether the Australians were stowaways or illegally recruited.