Sentence examples for was surrendered with from inspiring English sources

In 1742 it was surrendered, with Silesia, to Prussia; it returned to Poland in 1945 and was renamed for the Polish priest Jan Dzierżoń.

Only one of the match points was surrendered with an unforced error – the remainder were snatched from Nalbandian with the kind of rip-roaring, defiant winners that have become the Spaniard's trademark.

Moltke was surrendered with the rest of the High Seas Fleet on 24 November 1918 and interned at Scapa Flow, under the command of Kapitänleutnant Wollante.

Some witnesses told police that Brown was surrendering with his hands up when he was shot.

To the protesters who chanted, "Hands up! Don't shoot!," Brown was a symbol of the young African-American man as victim — the chant referred to the claim that Brown was surrendering, with his hands up, when he was killed.

Furthermore, ballistics evidence established that trooper Harper shot Assata twice, and the trajectory of the first bullet proved that she was surrendering with both hands in the air at the time.

Mr Duggan had a phone not a gun in his hand, the witness said, and appeared to be surrendering with his hands in the air when he was shot.

She was surrendered, along with most of the Third Pacific Squadron, by Admiral Nebogatov the following day.

She was slightly damaged during the Battle of Tsushima and was surrendered, along with most of the Third Pacific Squadron, by Admiral Nebogatov to the Japanese the following day.

She was surrendered, along with most of the Third Pacific Squadron, by Admiral Nebogatov the following day and was taken into the Imperial Japanese Navy as the Iki'.

After suffering a defeat at Carbisdale on April 27, he was surrendered by Neil MacLeod of Assynt, with whom he had sought protection.