Sentence examples for actually conquer from inspiring English sources

But they were no match for the real Adolf Hitler, who was not only insane and genocidal but briefly threatened to actually conquer the world.

Well, no one actually conquers baseball, but the Boss has left his mark.

But in the last year or so, we've actually conquered sleep in a more insidious way.

It is billed somewhat glibly as the Amundsen Route, though the Norwegian explorer actually conquered the Passage in the opposite direction.

Some of it at least seems to refer to the turmoil brought about by Alexander the Great in the fourth century BC (unlike Bush, Alexander actually conquered Afghanistan).

Moreover, even if Indo-Aryans actually conquered some of the Indus cities and established hegemony over the local population, it has to be explained why they appear to have given up many of their distinctive material products while presumably retaining their distinctive speech.

Farnoosh only writes about topics that she has actually successfully conquered herself.

"The global threat of 'Big Brother' can actually be conquered purely by technology," he said.

All of which makes the news about conference realignment feel like a child's game of Risk, except that in Risk, you actually have to conquer a country from a neighboring country.

First week's winner, undoubtedly those racer snakes; last week, the red fox waiting lasciviously for a baby ibex to remember, even for a second, that sheer willpower isn't actually meant to conquer gravity.

So when CargoX meets with investors, "our pitch is: only Brazil, until we actually win and conquer Brazil".