Sentence examples for surrendered movement from inspiring English sources

Piper Perabo looked as if she had surrendered movement to her bouncy, ultrawide skirt, like a Victorian figure.

Besides, by 1980 almost everyone in the movement had surrendered.

That does not make Beijing's refusal to surrender to a movement now demanding that democracy any more legitimate.

"Can you imagine what the situation was like for the Cambodian people and the country as a whole during such carpet bombings?" A second defendant, Ieng Sary, 86, the former foreign minister, spoke only briefly on Wednesday, challenging the jurisdiction of the court and noting that he had received a royal pardon and amnesty when he surrendered from the Khmer Rouge guerrilla movement in 1996.

It's a solitary surrender to movement in a film that laments and records her isolation.

I surrendered immediately to a powerful and fascinating movement which has coloured the way I see the world ever since.

For an hour I sat there, analyzing Naria's precise scalpel movements, studying the way Brigette surrendered to the pain, admiring the couple's intense communication and bonding.

The computer system to which you have surrendered your payment information also records data about your movements and habits.

On May 8, 1973, members of the militant American Indian Movement who had occupied the South Dakota hamlet of Wounded Knee surrendered to federal agents after a 10-week standoff.

"This means you have surrendered to a handful of extremists," said Athar Minallah, a leader of a lawyers' movement that has campaigned for an independent judiciary.

Attempting to rule as a constitutional monarch, he surrendered all authority to the Committee of Union and Progress, the liberal nationalist organization of the Young Turk movement.