Sentence examples for been allowed to conquer from inspiring English sources

Newscorp, Disney, Viacom, CBS, Time Warner and GE wouldn't have been allowed to conquer the media.

Many of us don't, and therefore when Beatrice says that people shouldn't make rash vows — like "Jephthah, offering up what first he saw" — we need to be told that, in the eleventh chapter of Judges, Jephthah, a Hebrew raider, swore that if he was allowed to conquer the Ammonites he would offer up to God the first thing he saw coming out of his front door.

Later they also helped to conquer Sintra, Almada, Palmela and Setúbal, and they were allowed to stay in the conquered lands, where they settled down and had offspring.

In May 2003, with his chest wounds healed and his fever conquered, Sulayman was allowed to go home to his mother and young brother.

The soldiers would be allowed to march away as men leaving under orders, not as conquered and surrendering soldiers.

Haynesworth finally conquered the two 300-yard shuttle runs Saturday morning and was allowed to put on the pads for the first time at training camp.

"You know, the state of racism will never die, but what we cannot do is allow it to conquer us as people," he said.

How are you going to get there?" That quest for fulfillment is actually a relatively new one in our society, born out of the abundance that's allowed the developed world to conquer more basic problems.

One day, she was allowed in to see Oliver Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer".

Cilium-based motility allowed eukaryotes to conquer pelagic habitats and to predate on planktonic prey.

I'm here to conquer".