Sentence examples for attempting to conquer from inspiring English sources

Cesare was attempting to conquer the whole of the Romagna, which stretched from Bologna to Ancona.

Now, wearable technology is getting even more intimate and attempting to conquer the final frontier: the vagina.

Moeller also refers to a drama, "The Rothschilds," in which that family is shown attempting to conquer the world "for Israel".

In a last-ditch attempt to knit some of its fraying strands together, the film suggests that General de Gaulle is attempting to conquer Monaco because Grace wants to be in a Hitchcock film.

The central act of his pontificate was to free the papacy from Byzantium and to ally it with the Franks against the Lombards, who, under the Lombardic king Aistulf, were threatening Rome and attempting to conquer all of Italy.

Residents set them off as a warning to the community while the police continued their incursion into Rocinha, the largest favela in Rio, Brazil, and by some accounts all of Latin America, attempting to conquer it in three-dimensional space, both on the ground and from the air.

In 1882, three eminent Victorians attempted to conquer America.

Every clash between Turkey and Austria is compared to the Ottoman attempts to conquer Vienna in 1683.

I would attempt to conquer the six-minute mile in 2000.

Who among us hasn't attempted to conquer the world by way of Kamchatka?

In Norwich, your father can attempt to conquer a £30, 3kg, 13,000 calorie burger at local restaurant Over De Flames.