Sentence examples for surrender with the from inspiring English sources
But, even as Coke prepared for war, he was negotiating his surrender with the police through a prominent member of Jamaica's clergy, Bishop Herro Blair.
It's set at a specific hinge of history: the day of the German surrender, with the Communist assumption of power well under way.
I did not discuss the scene in which the Nazi colonel negotiates the terms of his surrender with the O.S.S., the focal point of Mr. Rev's article.
He was replaced by the right-wing Agrarian Ivan Bagrianov, who began secret negotiations for surrender with the Allies but at a snail's pace.
But no visionary cinematic genius could hope to recreate the majestic abjection of that double surrender, with the scale of the buildings conferring its own slow motion.
The discussions in the past few days have been about the terms of surrender, with the White House and Reid pressing for something close to an unconditional capitulation.
The National Transitional Council tried to negotiate a peaceful surrender with those still loyal to the colonel.
Moultrie went on to campaign in Georgia and dislodged the British from Beaufort, South Carolina (February 1779), but surrendered with the fall of Charleston (May 1780).
And so we learned, as we approached the cluster of cemeteries, how the ill-fated invasion in 1915 had cost more than 52,000 Allied lives and perhaps more than twice that number of Turkish, and yet had gained just 800m of Aegean hillside – metres that were immediately surrendered with the evacuation in January 1916.
Norwich was besieged and surrendered, with the garrison allowed to go to Brittany.
On 15 August 1945, Japan surrendered, with the surrender documents finally signed aboard the deck of the American battleship USS Missouri on 2 September 1945, ending the war.
