Sentence examples for surrendered far from inspiring English sources

The Spurs, who had been packing the lane on both James and Wade, were unable to discourage the attack-minded duo and surrendered far too many transition buckets.

Once Celia's attention has been engaged, she surrenders far too readily to his ludicrous blandishments.

In 1998 the surrenders far outpaced new policies.

Busch has not surrendered it so far.

Their convention in Cleveland will show whether the more moderate wing of the Party has totally surrendered to the far-right.

The results have been encouraging: over 6,000 guns have so far been surrendered, and hospitals say admissions from gunshot wounds have fallen.

However, Lean is reminding us that, despite our stirring Churchillian myths of never surrendering, in the far east the British did raise the white flag to an axis power.

While New York is "different," Mr. Bloomberg's victory should still serve as a warning to Republicans that continuing to surrender to the far right may soon prove a one-way ticket ride to political Palookaville.

The Thai government forced Red Shirt protesters to surrender yesterday, but far from bringing the six-week stand-off to a close, the day ended with downtown Bangkok engulfed in flames, at least six people dead, and hundreds of people cowering in a temple as bullets and grenades rained down outside.

Yet critics accuse the government of taking things too far, surrendering vital civil liberties under the cover of an ongoing state of emergency.

As that faction will propose ever-escalating responses to executive action, the GOP leadership will be faced with the unpalatable choice between surrendering to the far right -- and with that capitulation abandoning any hope of positioning the party as a serious, governing party for 2016 -- or acquiescing to Obama and alienating the GOP primary electorate, just as the 2016 horse race gets started.