Sentence examples for be overcome at from inspiring English sources

As I look back, I am inclined to be overcome at the number of such occasions, where his bearing and address were so exemplary and his companionship such a privilege.

Nasser saw Helwan as the engine of a new, postcolonial nation in command of its own destiny; from within the foundries and the furnaces, Egypt's long history of imperial conquest and feudal oppression would be overcome at last.

The sultan, preoccupied with affairs in the East and convinced that Austria was not to be overcome at one stroke, granted a truce to the archduke Ferdinand in 1533.

To some extent, these can be overcome at the level of lexical semantics.

In fact, there are some difficulties that cannot be overcome at present, we leave them for future research.

These challenges can be overcome, at least in part, by appropriate information and accurate evaluations of available data.

This season Bolton Wan derers went out of the Worthington Cup after picking a shadow line-up and being overcome at home by Bury.

Once the Wright brothers demonstrated that the basic technical problems had been overcome at the start of the 20th century, military and civil aviation developed quickly.

Photo: A cadet at West Point was overcome at burial ceremonies for Lt. Emily J. T. Perez, who was killed in Iraq on Sept. 12. Lieutenant Perez, 23, was the first female graduate of West Point killed in Iraq, and the first in the class of 2005 to die there.

Ms. Hines recalled being overcome at one point during the shoot when her 5-year-old daughter, Catherine Rose, visited and played with Ms. Shelly's and Mr. Ostroy's daughter, Sophie, who is also 5. "It just really made me sad that Adrienne wasn't there," she said, adding that she and Ms. Shelly had bonded over having daughters the same age.

An initial gap can be assigned to this element, and the assigned stiffness will not be active unless the developed gap (if any) is overcome at each time step during the time-history analysis.