Sentence examples for conquer any obstacles from inspiring English sources

All I can hope for is that now that we're both in adulthood, Veronica Mars can show me how to find that hero inside once again, to conquer any obstacles in my way while also remembering to be my powerful, vulnerable, funny, smart, awkward, and amazing self.

They must rely on a tail smaller than the width of a human hair to conquer an obstacle course with 200-million-to-one odds.

Now Matthew and Marilla are gone, though Anne remains shrewd and plucky, ready to conquer all obstacles the way she conquered Matthew and Marilla's hearts.

"We are confident that we can conquer any region together now," Ms. Fleischman said.

I can conquer any famous woman I desire.

Since mountaineering became a popular sport in the 1850s, members of its community have often spoken of the "last great problems" in climbing: a peak that has yet to be summitted, a route that has yet to be conquered, an obstacle that has yet to be cleared.

To me that feeling means that you have conquered an obstacle or achieved a goal.

Both Nichia and Cree say they have no doubt they can conquer the obstacles by steady scientific slogging in the next two years.

2. to conquer some obstacles, or 3. to conquer all obstacles.

For them, sadly, love did not conquer the obstacles they faced.

The themes of individualism and paganism, however, resonated with many in the audience; the concept of a warrior who relies only on his own prowess and will to conquer the obstacles in his way found favor with young males.