Sentence examples for totally capitulated from inspiring English sources

So in a bit of public relations jiu-jitsu that was nothing short of inspired, the gun lobby argued, as 2012 approached, that while Obama may have totally capitulated to their agenda during his first term, he was merely biding his time.

At the national level, the Obama administration had totally capitulated to right-wing arguments that government spending needs to be cut.

He is totally capitulating here.

"On Saturday, we saw an in-form Aston Villa totally capitulate against Southampton, getting demolished 6-1," writeSimonon.

Facebook: "You always suspect that Celtic are a goal away from totally capitulating.

Did they believe President Barack Obama would totally capitulate and give them big budget cuts, including to entitlements, with no revenue increases?

For now at least, Canada appears to be, umm, not totally capitulating.

I capitulated completely to it.

"But in the second half we've had games where we've just capitulated and been a totally different team.

When Warsaw capitulated, the city had been almost totally destroyed, and 200,000 civilians and more than 10,000 combatants had perished.

"If they had been able to hold on another week it might have been a different story". The admiral recalled sending the land forces a signal on June 6 saying that his battle group at sea was going to be totally exhausted by June 14, the day the Argentines eventually capitulated.