Examples of 'french surrendered' in a sentence
Meaning of "french surrendered"
french surrendered: This phrase refers to the historical event when the French military or government yielded to an opponent, often in the context of warfare or conflict. It denotes the act of giving up or capitulating to the opposing forces
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The French surrendered and the invasion was over.
After a blockade lasting about three months the French surrendered the fortress.
The French surrendered six weeks later.
After which the French surrendered.
The French surrendered that afternoon.
Famished and exhausted, the French surrendered.
The French surrendered in two weeks.
A year after that, the French surrendered.
The French surrendered Malta when their food supplies were about to run out.
After some days of siege in Gaeta, the French surrendered.
The French surrendered and then shortly afterward joined the Allied cause.
With no hope of reinforcements from Europe, the French surrendered on 8 September.
The French surrendered.
After a two-month siege, the garrison was overrun and most French surrendered.
The rebels were successful, and in 1800 the French surrendered and Malta became a British protectorate.
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Before the battery could start firing on the 30th, the French surrendered both forts.
On 3 December 1810 the French surrendered the island during the Napoleonic Wars.
On May 7, the French surrendered.
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