Sentence examples for to surrender on from inspiring English sources

Many of the city's inhabitants had abandoned it at the news of Kourkouas's approach and hunger eventually compelled the rest to surrender on 19 May 934.

With their appeals exhausted earlier this month, Mr. Marshall and Mr. Morrissey had been scheduled to surrender on Monday and begin serving their sentences of one to three years.

A second doctor is expected to surrender on Friday.

"Old Peg Leg" was forced to surrender on September 8 without even firing a shot.

Dr. Ajemian was taken into custody on Thursday; Dr. Lesniewski is expected to surrender on Friday.

British artillery bombardments compelled Pearse and his colleagues to surrender on April 29.

After they missed a deadline to surrender on July 5, the British attacked from the southeast corner of the fort.

Acting on a formal complaint from KeySpan, the police notified Mr. Kohn to surrender on Wednesday, which he did.

It is only a criminal offence if the suspect fails to surrender on the scheduled date the bail expires.

The French position seemed to be that there are limits: the Italians might box their statues, but the French were not prepared to surrender on Chablis.

Marching on Charleston, Clinton cut off the city from relief and, after a brief siege, compelled Gen. Benjamin Lincoln to surrender on May 12 , 1780