Sentence examples for Early conquest from inspiring English sources

Flowers' greatest dream-come-true to date, then, has not been achieving stardom, but the Killers' early conquest of the UK.

Walter Bonatti, the great Italian alpinist, suggested that the early conquest of the Himalayas was a kind of colonialism; if so, this may be the era of postcolonial blowback.

But the prevailing view among many anthropologists has long been that the archaeological evidence from East Africa for the early conquest of fire is ambiguous at best and that, in fact, Homo erectus lived successfully as a hunter and scavenger of big game for more than a million years without fire.

The orchard, as the site of the convergence of these older ideas with a global network of plant transfers and botanical interventions, sheds new light on the process of settler colonialism in Hokkaido, and encourages us to take a global perspective in analyzing this early conquest of the modern Japanese empire.

These lines of reasoning cannot prove the dates given in the Chronicle, much less the existence of Ælle himself, but they do support the idea of an early conquest and the establishment of a settled kingdom.

The fact that a similar frequency has been found in the historical sample, again points to a strong European replacement of the male indigenous pool since the early conquest period.

The early conquests of Sargon of Akkad (c.

The work offers an account of the early conquests of the Islamic polity.

Her last appearances appropriately took place in London, the scene of her early conquests, in 1857.

The early conquests in Persia and Byzantium after the Prophet's death were inspired by political rather than religious aspirations.

The Han empire proceeded to administer the area around modern Pyongyang for nearly 400 years.Memories of such early conquests inspired later Chinese rulers.