Sentence examples for a conquest by from inspiring English sources

"Each triumph is a conquest by the body, fingers, muscles.

Dilma Rousseff, the president, has trumpeted low interest rates as a "conquest" by her government ever since.

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He seized Perugia, a conquest legitimated by Pope Martin V in 1420, when Braccio was granted the title of papal vicar.

Decades ago in cinematic history, a shot at doing the role was regarded as an ultimate conquest by many a beautiful actress.

The scorer (the proper parlance is goaling the ball) gets to keep the ball, perhaps as a symbol of an ancient conquest by the hunter.

"Greece's place in the euro zone is a historical conquest by the Greek people that cannot be placed in question," he said.

Retail analysts also warn that tremendous cultural and demographic obstacles stand in the way of an easy conquest by foreign retailers, however large and experienced.

In 1070, expecting a conquest of England by King Sweyn II of Denmark, Hereward and some followers joined a force of Danish sailors who had come to Ely.

The fear and loathing appears to have been fanned by a bevy of outside groups, eager to turn Bendigo into a beachhead for a broader struggle against what they perceive as a conquest of Australia by Islam.

The overwhelming fear in Europe after the second world war was of a third attempt at conquest by a belligerent Germany.