Pence ultimately capitulated, signing a modified version of the bill to quell the controversy.
Government leaders ultimately capitulated to his demand for a special committee to draft legislation for a new anticorruption agency.
It is only a matter of time before a figure like Paul McCartney ultimately capitulates to a knighthood.
Because it was impossible to monitor the island every day, the group ultimately capitulated to the trespassers, and by the end of last summer, started allowing kayakers ashore on select days, whenever a green flag was put up.
The garrison ultimately capitulated and terms were agreed.
The companies ultimately capitulated, at least in the short-term.
Urban Outfitters' CEO initially resisted calls from shareholders to diversify its board -- before ultimately capitulating and putting up two.
DirecTV tried to hold out to negotiate a better deal, but it lost hundreds of subscribers and ultimately capitulated to Time Warner Cable's demands to keep more customers from fleeing.
Then, Boehner announced a deal for a two-month extension, only to have his caucus rebel before they ultimately capitulated, agreeing to the short-term deal, as well as appointing a conference committee with the Senate to figure out how to pay for a full year, and prevent a cut in doctors' payments from Medicare and an expiration of long-term unemployment benefits.
The French were repulsed from Valencia, and General Pierre Dupont, who had advanced into Andalusia, was compelled to retreat and ultimately to capitulate with all his army at Bailén (July 23).
Ultimately, just capitulating.
