Sentence examples for a world to conquer from inspiring English sources
Those two should have no further role in Ukrainian politics.In this section A world to conquer Bucked off That's where the money is Sweet victory Marching to the wrong tune ReprintsMany of Mr Poroshenko's intentions are laudable.
This too will change how the world lives.Arrested developmentIn this section A world to conquer Bucked off That's where the money is Sweet victory Marching to the wrong tune ReprintsAsian capitalism has brawn.
Not content with running his businesses, Harriman, "a man who wanted a world to conquer," eyed a role in government and made a point of cultivating Roosevelt's shrewd, charismatic aide.
Manuel Valls, the French prime minister, was right to speak afterwards of a political "earthquake .In this section A world to conquer Bucked off That's where the money is Sweet victory Marching to the wrong tune ReprintsProsperity v democracyThe direct political consequences may not in themselves be hugely significant.
The higher figure is 10% of medical spending and a whopping 1.7% of GDP as if robbers had made off with the entire output of Tennessee or nearly twice the budget of Britain's National Health Service (NHS .In this section A world to conquer Bucked off That's where the money is Sweet victory Marching to the wrong tune ReprintsCrooks love American health care for two reasons.
It seems as we have discovered a new world to conquer; a new market to colonize and extract value from.
He said there's still a lot of headroom for search because Google still has a lot of the world to conquer.
Charlie has promised never to abandon Sam, while Tess (under the tutelage of a gruff coach played by Donal Logue), has the world to conquer all by herself.
And it still has half of the world to conquer.
But what has made it possible for someone recently bereaved or unemployed to have a prescription written by their doctor to alleviate their "depression", is, I would argue, very much to do with psychiatry's search for new worlds to conquer, an expedition that has been financed at every step by big pharma.
It shows that Pete Townshend still has worlds to conquer and that The Beatles have a lot of catching up to do".
