Sentence examples for been able to conquer from inspiring English sources

" 'South Park' has yet to meet a platform it hasn't been able to conquer," Mr. Herzog said.

Unfortunately, we have never been able to conquer this with this group, that we are going to play every night.

One notable racer who has not been able to conquer his jumping fear is Antoine Deneriaz of France, who won the Olympic downhill in 2006.

"Even though they know the economy is largely responsible, they thought they should have been able to conquer it," she said.

Martie Maguire's fiddle and Emily Robison's banjo put a bluegrass streak into the band's arrangements, one reason they have been able to conquer the country mainstream without succumbing to its formulas.

King Kong might not have been able to conquer New York, but Netflix has managed to get a superhero to fly around the world all at once with the flick of a switch.

Together, we might be able to conquer it.

Any obstacle we face we'll be able to conquer".

We may be able to conquer the world wearing spandex.

But, he added, "I'll never be able to conquer some of those things".

I wanted to be able to conquer that hill by the end of the month.