Sentence examples for surrendered more than from inspiring English sources
Robert L. Dear Jr., 57, surrendered more than five hours after the first shots were fired.
Notre Dame hasn't surrendered more than 161 rushing yards (to Michigan) and has held eight opponents to fewer than 100 yards.
From April 10 to May 13, a span of seven starts, Maine never surrendered more than two runs, and only once did he pitch fewer than six innings.
Miami had not surrendered more than 16 points in a game this season, and the Jets needed 30 in one quarter to force overtime.
A pro-government newspaper in Algiers, El Khabar, said last week that 4,200 rebels might have surrendered, more than double the figure previously given by the government.
Both remainers and leavers would resent the cost of what they had surrendered more than they would cherish their consolation prizes.
Washington's defense ranked 28th last season, surrendering more than 380 yards per game.
The brokers, Ethan Weitz of Manalapan, Fla., and Robert Altman of New York, agreed to surrender more than $510,000 in profits and to pay civil fines of that amount.
To settle the commission's case, ABB agreed to surrender more than $5.9 million in profits and interest and hire an outside consultant to review its internal controls.
Underscoring the buyout's progress, Prime Minister Ayad Allawi ventured into the heart of Baghdad's hostile Shiite district to salute the militia, the Mahdi Army, for surrendering more than 1,000 of its heavy weapons in the past week.
She owned a half-dozen Grand Slam titles, five in singles, a lonely discipline in which she excelled by virtue of her athleticism and a competitive streak so fierce that she routinely thrashed her outclassed opponents without surrendering more than a couple of points.
