Sentence examples for were expected to capitulate from inspiring English sources

During an English summer of surprises, the home team, despite having not lost an Ashes at home since 2001, were expected to capitulate but ended up winning the series and banishing the demons of 2013-14.

However, in matches against Real Madrid and Barcelona, when Juventus were expected to capitulate, Allegri showed bravery and savvy to field his 4-3-1-2 4-3-1-2 4-3-1-2 4-3-1-2the ball in midfield rather than merely attempting toptingle toe opposition's world-competettacking threats.

Protein-protein interactions are not necessarily expected to be re-capitulated in GRNs, but transcriptional co-regulation of tra and tra2 makes biological sense.

Admittedly, Barnes was never expected to hold up – and he capitulated spectacularly yesterday – but Woods was surely alone in thinking this was his tournament to win after his opening-round 74, four over par.

The officials were wise to capitulate.

The Germans besieged the city, and 54 days later the French were forced to capitulate.

But it was 1942, and the Italians were about to capitulate.

"We did try to manufacture in Britain but were forced to capitulate," he said.

In September the state authorities intervened and some of the landowners were persuaded to capitulate.

After the final and particularly savage battle in late July, the Rus' were forced to capitulate.

"If the evidence were compelling, I'd be the first to capitulate," he said.