Sentence examples for conquered race from inspiring English sources

Still others assert that Aztlan never physically existed, that it's merely a fable, a kind of Mesoamerican "Star Wars" used to console a conquered race.

Throw in a glowering, power-hungry second-in-command, Vaako (Karl Urban), and his Lady Macbeth-like wife (Thandie Newton); a secretly duplicitous lieutenant, Purifier (Linus Roache); and a psychic captive, Aereon (Judi Dench), from a conquered race, who floats around in ghostly double-exposure, and you have a recipe for treachery.

She has conquered racing's Everest.

If you resolve to race – even in a small, free event – once a month in 2016, you'll conquer race day jitters.

The Burmese, who conquered all of present-day Laos and Thailand in the 16th century, regarded themselves as a great conquering race and their military as a source of national pride.

Goku's domestic bliss at the onset of the show is interrupted by an alien named Raditz, who turns out to be his brother, informing him that Goku is a member of the Saiyans, a conquering race of warriors whose home planet was destroyed, forcing them to survive throughout the cosmos.

But Steinbrenner has not conquered horse racing.

One of the most famous race mares in the world could not conquer the race, although she came into it having won both the English and French 1,000 Guineas and would end her career as a champion.

However, the rain was not about to stop the City Challengers from conquering the race!

I can only conquer this race by continuing to take my meds and actively doing the hard work in therapy.

But if you really don't like pounding the pavement, forcing yourself to conquer a race of this magnitude might not be a great idea.