Sentence examples for as the conquest from inspiring English sources

The episode is known to many Iranians as "The Conquest of the American spy den".

The military campaign, known as the "Conquest of the Desert," is still commemorated on the Argentine 100 peso note.

This expedition into Sicily got under way in 1060, as soon as the conquest of Calabria was completed.

Bannister finished in 3 mins 59.4 secs, in what was almost as much of a British triumph as the conquest of Mount Everest a year earlier.

The Indian wars in northern Patagonia and the southern and western Pampas culminated in a campaign known as the Conquest of the Desert, which ended in 1879 with the smashing of the last major Indian resistance.

Even as nails pierce his hands, the Christ of Byzantine icons is still God incarnate, surrounded by a golden halo which glows even brighter as the conquest of death itself is accomplished.

As the conquests mount up, Queenie is still missing Tom.

As for the conquest of modern day Central America, Pedro de Alvarado conquered Guatemala with the help of tens of thousands of Tlaxcaltec allies, who then settled outside of modern day Antigua.

His final teachings, recorded in the Quran and hadith, led them to conquest from the shores of the Atlantic to the valleys of India, at times slaughtering even undefended cities, such as in the conquest of Nikiu, which occurred during the reign of Umar ibn al-Khattab, a man most Muslims think was divinely guided.

Some, such as Richard Southern, have seen the conquest as a critical turning point in history.

In Chaplin's account of the earliest contacts, we find the English--impressed by the Indians' way with food, tools, and iron--inclined to consider Indians as partners in the conquest and control of nature.