Sentence examples similar to conquered a bit from inspiring English sources

Rod Pyle Politiku Reentry over/ Bobbing in the warm ocean/ The air smells so sweet Fifty pounds of rocks/ Proof we went, proof we conquered/ A bit of the moon Rod Pyle is the author of "Missions to the Moon: The Complete Story of Man's Greatest Adventure" (Carlton Books/Sterling Publishing, 2009), and "Destination Moon" (Smithsonian/Carlton, 2005, reprint 2009).

They conquered a continent.

"I conquered a big goal and a dream of mine.

The backers had conquered every bit as thoroughly as he had.

Does love conquer a cultural divide?

Mike Mussina was conquering a crossword puzzle.

And yet, trying to conquer America with arrogance is like trying to conquer a sheep with wool.

But its owner aims to conquer a wider swath.

"That was me trying to conquer a fear.

BRITAIN'S Royal Geographical Society (RGS) has a reputation as an exclusive explorers' club, the sort of place where the intrepid pop in for sherry, having climbed, crossed or otherwise conquered some inhospitable bit of the planet.

The play's message that adversity can be conquered through teamwork, inspiration and a bit of courage was something Japanese could easily figure out.