Sentence examples for between conquering from inspiring English sources

The line – "Want it more" – makes Nike's "Just do it" sound laidback, flaky and out of date... the difference between conquering a mountain blindfolded and picking up the remote to change channel.

It is hard to know how to negotiate with someone like Mr. Bin-Nun who, as described in the book, believed that the "Torah was a blueprint for God's relationship with a holy nation living in a holy land," or with Mr. Porat, who saw "no contradiction between conquering the land and creating peace, because the return of the holy people to the holy land was a precondition for world peace".

Somewhere in between conquering the entire planet and having the bushiest eyebrows in electronic music everyone's favourite cheeky Parisian dance duo Justice have somehow found time to release a DVD.

Ethnographic fieldwork had been undertaken mainly in colonial situations characterized by contact between conquering and conquered cultures.

Said humanoid must be an attention slut of great self-import who effortlessly flips between conquering hero and ravaged victim, depending on our collective whim.

She evoked the atmosphere of fear as the girls were growing up in Rovno, a town passed back and forth between conquering armies, fear not of Germans but of anti-semitic nationalism.

Otho Eskin has imagined a ghostly meeting between those conquering heroines of theater, Sarah Bernhardt and Eleanora Duse.

Bird watching is really all about the quest for balance — between the curious animal at the near end of the binoculars and the wild animal at the far end; between the classifiable and the ineffably mysterious; between our killing, conquering urges and our impulse toward conservation.

Whereas the proportion of subjects with hypertension and dyslipidemia was similar between groups and between CONQUER and SEQUEL, a greater percentage of subjects enrolling in SEQUEL had T2D at baseline compared with the original CONQUER cohort (21.5% compared with 15.8%, respectively).

When tribal signs are overcoded, the signifier is formed as a "deterritorialized sign" allowing for communication between the conquered and the conquerors.

Toward the middle of 1583, by conquering the towns of Diest and Westerlo, he endangered communications between Antwerp and Brussels.