Sentence examples for surrendered in the first from inspiring English sources
Government reports boasted that seven hundred thousand "drug personalities" surrendered in the first two months in mass ceremonies in malls, city plazas, and auditoriums.
In Clayton County, 22percentt more pets were surrendered in the first part of the year compared with 2007, said Mark Thompson, a police captain and director of the animal shelter in Jonesboro, Ga.
The Mafia flourished again in Italy only after the country surrendered in the second world war.
Duchene scored for the first time since Oct. 26 on a shot that traveled through the legs of Rangers defenseman Michael Del Zotto and over the shoulder of goalie Henrik Lundqvist, the third goal he surrendered in the second period.
American bombers spared it during the war, and after Japan surrendered in August 1945, the Eighth Army took possession of Sugamo to house suspected war criminals.
The King could not count on Hungarian aid: Pope Pius's recognition of Stephen Tomašević as a sovereign independent from Hungary gravely insulted King Matthias, who had not forgiven Stephen Tomašević for surrendering Smederevo in the first place.
In November 1943, on the anniversary of the German surrender in the First World War, the group published a spoof edition of the collaborationist newspaper, satirizing the Axis propaganda and biased information permitted by the censors, which was then distributed to newsstands across Brussels and deliberately mixed with official copies of the newspaper.
Harlech – the last fortress to hold out for the king – surrendered in March 1647, marking the end of the first phase of the civil war.
Mr Koizumi's visit was scheduled for August 15th, the anniversary of Japan's surrender in the second world war.
The problem today is that the modern GOP thinks about compromise in the same way that imperial Japanese soldiers thought about surrender in the second world war.
Junichiro Koizumi, Japan's new prime minister, had pledged before his appointment in April to go to Yasukuni, a controversial shrine for the war dead, on August 15th, the anniversary of Japan's surrender in the second world war.
