surrendered造句

The exhausted troops surrendered.

He surrendered his insurance policy.

The beaten army soon surrendered.

They surrendered to the enemy.

Some soldiers who stayed behind surrendered.

They surrendered the town to the enemy.

Shortly after its close, Japan surrendered.

He voluntarily surrendered to the police.

The tenderer surrendered her tremendously slender tender fingers.

ASK: How will I know when I have surrendered?

The glorious spring surrendered to the long hot summer.

If you are surrendered, you are surrendered to the Divine, and how can you then be against the Divine?

All my life has proved that I have never surrendered.

After Japan surrendered in 1945, the treasures returned to Nanjing.

Then she surrendered herself entirely to his embrace and lifted up her face to his.

After 10 minutes of fight leopard surrendered and the victim managed to escape.

The year of 1945, when I was born, was the time that the Japanese surrendered.

The isolated French forces surrendered in 1800, and the island became a British protectorate.

Japan has to-day surrendered. The last of our enemies is laid low.

Spain can still progress but has surrendered its status as a favorite after a shock loss to Switzerland.

Grant's army soon caught up with them, and Lee surrendered on April 9, 1865, at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia.

But next morning Private Akiyoshi Hasamoto and some of his friends marched, hands up, to the U.S. lines and surrendered.

And the West has surrendered to this despair too, assuming that only the strongmen could hold back the extremists.

One's dignity may be assaulted, vandalized and cruelly mocked, but it cannot be taken away unless it is surrendered. -michael J. Fox.

I should be in a curious taking if I surrendered my heart to that young person, and the daughter turned out a second edition of the mother!

They had asked for contrition, and had surrendered for it to be given them at any cost, and He sent them sorrow;

In the laboratory games, the poorest players surrendered some of their own money tokens simply to penalise their richer counterparts, without any hope of personal gain.

The robber was so shocked by the man's boldness that he assumed others were also in the store and surrendered-releasing his hostages!

When it became clear to von Braun that Germany was going to lose the war, he surrendered himself, 500 of his best rocket scientists, plans and vehicles to the Allies.

I still don't know why the Obama administration was so quick to accept defeat in the war of ideas, but the fact is that it surrendered very early in the game.

There are no official figures on how many of them 25) succumbed to disease or animal attacks, but historians estimate that nearly half 26) perished before Japan surrendered in September 1945.

All we heard in the dreadful weeks that dragged on until the Sixth Army surrendered and indeed until he shot himself in the bunker in 1945 was how we generals had failed him.

Zhao Jinmei, a native of Yidu, Shandong Province, was a local prodigy. He was a scholar in the Chongzhen Dynasty, and then surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. He wrote a lot of dramas and poems on weekdays.