Sentence examples for conquer the first from inspiring English sources

Ms. Somova, who was full of youthfully acrobatic overemphasis when the company last visited New York in 2008, has gained refinement and glow: she could yet conquer the first movement.

Her sweet disposition and her "I can do anything" attitude helped her conquer the first year of school with no fear.

Confidence from archivists, among other things, enables that trust, and confidence is built through conquering the first hurdle.

Russia conquered the first three of these khanates in the 16th century, but the Crimean khanate became a vassal state of the Ottoman Turks until it was annexed to Russia by Catherine the Great in 1783.

You conquered the first week of holiday parties, 24/7 Christmas music, and a non-stop loop of "Love Actually" on your TV screen.

There is no better measure of the failure of Bush's foreign policy than that, five years after we conquered the second-most important pool of oil in the world, the American taxpayers who paid for this grand imperial adventure are rewarded with skyrocketing prices at the pump.

When he's forced to return to white civilization, he's an old warrior in a teenager's skin, and he sets out to conquer the world, first through cattle, then through oil.

When Mr. Ivanov, a tall, husky Russian who towered over Mr. Yoo, took the stage, he certainly looked like a pianist who could conquer the Prokofiev Third.

He was part of a Polish team trying to become the first to conquer the world's second-highest peak in winter.

Now let's see who is going to conquer the European continent first.

The British occupied Quetta in 1876 and again attempted to conquer the tribespeople in the Second Afghan War (1878 80) but were still unsuccessful.