The soldiers fought valiantly, but finally they had to give in.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The soldiers fought valiantly, but finally they had to give in.

The soldiers disputed every inch of ground.

The soldiers behaved themselves well in battle.

Bravely though they fought, they were defeated.

The soldiers rushed the enemy's position.

All the soldiers on our side died in the battle.

They yielded (up) their fort to the enemy.

Their ammunition and food supplies having run out, they decided they could hold on [out] no longer, and surrendered to the enemy.

Few soldiers returned unwounded from the battle.

They fought a fair battle with the enemy.

The army abandoned the town to the enemy.

They had to contend with sickness and lack of food [against superior numbers].

Troops were hurried to the war zone.

The soldiers were ready to run away, terrified by the enemy's attack.

The enemy troops ran away in great confusion.

The troops were retired from the front lines.

They abandoned the fort to the enemy.

The enemy, having held the castle, finally surrendered to our troops.

Our army took back the position after a fierce battle.

It was peace that they fought for.

The garrison was starved into surrender [surrendering].

They had to submit to the superior force of the enemy.

Our army advanced on the enemy with great fierceness.

The enemy peppered our lines with gunfire.

The rebels penetrated the inner city.

The enemy closed in on us in vast numbers.

They gave no quarter to their enemies.

The enemy anticipated our move.

The soldiers seized food from the people they conquered.

The army surrendered its arsenal to the enemy.