Sentence examples for surrendered on a from inspiring English sources

Early Saturday, soldiers surrendered on a bridge that traverses the Bosporus, one of two bridges that the military shut down as the coup attempt began Friday evening.

Certainly battles were fought in Canada; and we well know that the British finally surrendered on a peninsula of land in the area of Yorktown, Virginia, at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.

He surrendered last December, extending all the Bush tax cuts; he surrendered in the spring when they threatened to shut down the government; and he has now surrendered on a grand scale to raw extortion over the debt ceiling.

They raised the possibility that they would obtain a court order demanding that Elian be taken to a federal building and surrendered on a particular day next week; the Miami relatives could then face criminal contempt charges if they failed to turn over Elian.

Hank Williams Jr plans to surrender on a warrant issued after a waitress in Memphis claimed he had assaulted her, his publicist said.

But even when you're in the process of surrendering on a particular point, it makes a difference how surrender happens, and what — if anything — you can persuade your victorious opponents to concede.

A13 Mayor Gives Himself Up Mayor Charles Robertson of York, Pa., was led away in handcuffs after surrendering on a murder charge in the killing of a black motorist in 1969, when he was a police officer.

The University of Miami's top recruit, Willie Williams, was released from jail yesterday, three days after surrendering on an arrest warrant that charged him with violating probation.

The garrison surrendered on May 19 after a confrontation with a combined force of British and Indian troops led by Captain George Forster.

The man, identified as Wael Nassar, surrendered on Friday after a shootout with police in Gaza, and his arrest spread a sense that an attack had been averted.

Quebec surrendered on September 18, and a year later in 1760 Amherst received the surrender of Montreal and the rest of Canada.