Sentence examples for the swift capitulation of from inspiring English sources

The swift capitulation of Iraq army forces in the city prompted condemnation and suspicion from the government.

The idea that the natives would recognise superior firepower when they saw it seemed to be validated by Pakistani acquiescence, followed by the Taliban's swift capitulation.

The Scot required a cortisone injection and local anaesthetic, and the match was delayed by 20 minutes, but any thoughts it might signal a swift capitulation proved unfounded.

For the business secretary, the capitulation of the Cadbury board is a profound embarrassment.

The Pasha immediately signed the capitulation of Patras and of the "Morea Castle".

The concern is that acquihires represent the capitulation of innovation in service of the big getting bigger.

The capitulation of the American consumer, then, is coming at a particularly bad time.

"At the top of my list is the possible capitulation of the American consumer," he writes.

The great capitulation, of course, is the relinquishing of youth's dreams.

Beyond the dividend tax rate, both parties are demanding the absolute capitulation of the other.

Forget the expected capitulation of the majority of home players when the championships had barely begun.