Sentence examples for was surrendering to from inspiring English sources

The mechanical was surrendering to the claims of the organic.

The removal by the army of a dozen or so "unauthorised outposts" this week triggered furious accusations from the settlement lobby that Mr Sharon was "surrendering to terror".

I knew it lay within Europe, but apart from that I was surrendering to what the Defense Department would classify as voluntary rendition.

This was 1985, a time when Hollywood was surrendering to the big business of blockbusting, yet Lynch was set on depicting the relationship between a battered masochist chanteuse, a psychopathic rapist and his oxygen mask.

As Mr. Skakel was surrendering to the police in Greenwich today, Dorthy Moxley, the mother of the slain girl, sat beaming next to a painting of Martha in the dining room of her New Jersey home.

A reporter from The Associated Press traveled from Belgrade with Mr. Seselj, who told the journalist that he was surrendering to the court to "defend the dignity of my 10,000 fighters who fought gallantly during the wars".

Whatever was surrendered to the dark is balanced by light.

In 1760, during the French and Indian War, it was surrendered to the British.

The top spades were cashed, and a heart was surrendered to the king.

It was surrendered to the crown in 1539 during the reformation, but re-founded two years later.

Long under Ottoman suzerainty, Mocha was surrendered to the Yemeni imam (leader) Muḥammad al-Muʾayyad I in 1636.