Sentence examples for the surrender that from inspiring English sources

But it is not the surrender that hard-line critics are charging.

The Arizona, sunk at Pearl Harbor, was Brooklyn-built, as was the Missouri, where the Japanese signed the surrender that ended the war.

The night the ship was taken, his first mate, keen to join a pirate ship, had quietly countermanded his orders, even telling the crew, a quarter of whom defected after the surrender, that Snelgrave himself wanted to join the pirates.

Visitors to Virginia's Historic Triangle - which includes Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown, the site of the surrender that ended the Revolutionary War - can see two versions of our first city.

With a libretto by the Tony Award winner Christopher Hampton, the opera about the surrender that ended the Civil War will be conducted through Oct. 20 by Dennis Russell Davies in his debut with the company, which commissioned the work.

As with Swift and bubble, the lingo of finance is rooted in poetry: The phrase is from John Trumbull's epic 1782 poem "M'Fingal," referring to the surrender that led to the birth of the American republic (and its subsequent surging economy): "Cornwallis thus, in ancient fashion,/Concludes his grand capitulation".

Iraqi prisoners of war now total between 1,000 and 2,000, General Franks said, another indication that the mass surrender that characterized the 1991 Persian Gulf war had not materialized.

Just before the Japanese surrender that ended the war, News-Miner editor David Tewkesbury died.

Greene's fundamental difficulty as a Christian was that he doubted his own ability to love God — to make the leap of faith, the unconditional surrender, that transforms a sinner into a saint.

My advice, simply follow through with the inevitable surrender that's been 20 years in the making, and sell the IP to Nintendo once and for all.

The ship sailed for the Brooklyn Navy Yard on 8 February 1944, preparatory to her temporary transfer to the Soviet Union in lieu of Italian ships allotted after the Italian surrender that could not be delivered.