Sentence examples for conquer on from inspiring English sources

We want our country back for ordinary Americans," then belting out the names of all the states he vowed to conquer on his way to the White House and letting loose his now canonical scream.

Leaving it late before swooping to conquer on the line in her opener, she had only 37 hundredths of a second to spare over France's Virginie Cueff in the next as she qualified for Tuesday's quarter-final against China's Zhong Tianshi.

Lipsius adopted a typically Stoic approach to the passions and "affects" [adfectus], identifying them as false opinions that we "must never stop attempting to conquer" (On Constancy 1.2).

As she embarks on her third decade ruling daytime television, Oprah is still finding other worlds to conquer: on Broadway (The Color Purple landed 11 Tony nominations), on radio (her new weekly program, Oprah & Friends, debuted last month on XM Radio), in books (her tell-all weight-loss tome landed the biggest advance in history for a nonfiction book).

You can divide and conquer on readings that need to be reviewed before a final exam.

What's left for Mark Knopfler to conquer on the high seas?

The city that held out through two sieges by Napoleon's army in the 19th century is today easily conquered on foot.

The biggest gain during the campaign was the city of Taliqan, conquered on Sept. 5 after a 33-day battle.

Italy had never before conquered on penalties in the World Cup finals and were even vanquished by France in that fashion at the quarter-final stage eight years ago.

Dad has steered me through some gear changes of my own, including an eating disorder in college, a divorce and subsequent financial challenges I conquered on my own.

What if, where I saw deafness as a part of my cultural identity, something that enriched my worldview, Wilde really did see it as a defect to be conquered on the road to music-making?