Sentence examples for surrendered easily from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
This is the closest they have come to power since the formation, almost 200 years ago, of the modern Greek state, and they are not going to surrender easily.
Contrary to German expectations, the encircled Soviet forces did not surrender easily.
Autocratic regimes didn't surrender easily even when faced with seemingly unstoppable movements.
Not one to surrender easily to justice of any sort, Mr. Prince hired Ken Starr to represent him before the Supreme Court, preparing to argue that he is not subject to American law (or apparently any other).
He should not have surrendered so easily.
