Sentences with phrase «capitulated last»

After a protracted court battle, Sony capitulated last April (settling out of court), but Microsoft held their ground.

we saw how our title challenge capitulated last season after Cazorla got injured, although Giroud's goal drought also contributed what happens if Cazorla gets injured this season again?

I would say that is pretty tragic when main the reason we capitulated last season was because we couldnt defeat the best teams due to a lack of quality and ultimately goals.

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It will be interesting to see how long this correction lasts, because corrections usually last until nearly everyone capitulates and sells.

The last time they hit the headlines was under the Labour government, during the passage of Ed Balls» fortunately doomed Education Bill, when after a supposedly heroic process of negotiation with the government, they almost totally capitulated.

The last two chapters — on worship and on calling respectively — show how Christianity has capitulated to the spirit of this present age in practical terms, i.e., in the ways in which Christians now express their worship when gathered together and in the manner in which they relate to the wider world.

Last season we were No 1 at half the season and capitulated in the 2nd half of the season.

Last season, Spurs famously came third in a two - horse race for the Premier League title, when capitulating under the pressure of being Leicester's last remaining rivals, and it was our care - free winning form which led us to leapfrog our noisy neighboLast season, Spurs famously came third in a two - horse race for the Premier League title, when capitulating under the pressure of being Leicester's last remaining rivals, and it was our care - free winning form which led us to leapfrog our noisy neighbolast remaining rivals, and it was our care - free winning form which led us to leapfrog our noisy neighbours.

Usually they would capitulate, or just play sidewards until the last 5 - 10 minutes.

since we can't assume chelsea will capitulate easy like out two wins last season, we need to change tactics.

I remember when we went to Anfield last season it was a really intense atmosphere, and we capitulated completely.

They felt aggrieved in the middle of March when a refereeing error denied them a late goal — and an almost - certain 1 - 0 victory over title rivals Olympique Lyonnais, while they will be disappointed at having capitulated so comprehensively against Paris Saint - Germain at home last weekend.

We had 2 FA cups back to back and we could probably had a third one if we didn't capitulated again against Watford last year.

The ex-Ajax and Olympique de Marseille hitman made a bet last month that Spurs would pip Leicester to the title and that the Foxes would capitulate during the run - in.

I think avoiding them until the final would be best as we'd have a better chance in a one off game rather than 2 legs in my opinion, but on the other hand getting them now will show what Wenger is made off and could force his departure if we capitulate in the last meaningful tournament for us this year.

Leicester City won the Premier League last season in what was a bizarre season where the usual title favourites seemed to self - capitulate in a bid to see the...

The two fought bitterly last year when the governor leaned on the city to cough up several billion more to finance the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — which resulted in Mr. de Blasio capitulating to take an additional $ 2.5 billion for the transit system onto the city's ledgers.

In a historical coincidence, Cuomo's father, Gov. Mario Cuomo, ended the last major LIRR strike in 1994 — also an election year — by forcing the MTA to capitulate to the unions.

Rupert and James Murdoch capitulated to Parliament last night and agreed to appear before MPs investigating phone hacking after facing the bizarre threat of imprisonment in a cell halfway up Big Ben.

Amazon, where new copies of Macmillan books were returning Friday night, had announced last week it expected to «capitulate and accept Macmillan's terms because Macmillan has a monopoly over their own titles, and we will want to offer them to you even at prices we believe are needlessly high for e-books.»

It was only after Wexboy's post on Spring cleaning (the same one I referred to in my last post) that I capitulated.

The future of the Biennale of Sydney (BoS) has been thrown into question after last Friday its board capitulated to pressure from participating artists to sever ties with its founding partner and major sponsor Transfield, the contractor which manages Australia's immigration detention facilities, currently on Manus Island, Papua New Guinea.

Consider this comparison: if you ran a giant food company which produced a particular product for over a hundred years with no basic complaint against it beyond it not being a staple of a standard daily meal diet, and you found yourself accused in just the last 20 years of both knowing it was cancer - causing and paying dietitian experts to tell the public otherwise — despite the lack of irrefutable evidence of its harm and the total lack of credible evidence that you paid «shill experts» to lie on your behalf — why would you suddenly capitulate to arguments against your product while not raising any concern about the corruption accusation hurled at you?

Or do you assume you will never go to trial because the other side always capitulates at the last minute?

«Last month NEO finally capitulated to the crypto crash.