Sentence examples for would have surrendered from inspiring English sources

By contrast TMX would have surrendered control for little value.

But he admitted Chelsea would have surrendered their title had they failed to win last night.

Given a sufficient quantity of Christmas puddings, every German in the trenches before ours would have surrendered.

It is no exaggeration to say that without Robert Snodgrass Hull City would have surrendered to a seventh straight Premier League defeat.

In 1946 the US strategic bombing survey came to the conclusion that "Japan would have surrendered even if atomic bombs had not been dropped".

That Crockett would have surrendered suggests that perhaps the defenders were not quite so eager to die, and many "Alamoheads" claim the diary is a fake.

On just about any stock or mutual fund you'd bought in the past six years, you'd have surrendered 15% of your profits to Uncle Sam in long-term capital gains taxes.

Without the French forces he helped recruit, Cornwallis would not have surrendered at Yorktown — a fact that Vowell, incensed by current partisan politics, wishes "freedom fries" advocates would remember.

Ms. Clinton, on the other hand, is, as Matthew Norman wrote in the British newspaper The Independent, "a street-fighter, and would never have surrendered to the Tea Party's pulverizing nastiness and juggernaut stupidity".

If money was the biggest concern, Germany would never have surrendered the gilded Deutsche mark, controlled by the austere, trusted Bundesbank, for a euro that might someday be twisted by a rabble of politicians baying for votes from Slovenians.

"It's the misinformation -- many women would not have surrendered to having these procedures if they had known.