Sentence examples for conquered though from inspiring English sources

There are still challenges to be conquered though, such as meeting the emission standards in Australia.

Séléka, however, still occupies the territory its fighters recently conquered, though it is no match for the better-equipped foreign troops now ringing the capital.

There is a place, however, where many of these failings have been conquered though intuitive technology and smart design, a place marked by such endemic comfort and ease that home itself begins to seem like a downgrade.

Trollope asserted on his arrival in Ireland, "I was to live at a place called Banagher on the Shannon which I had heard of because of its having once been conquered, though it had heretofore conquered everything, including the Devil".

I needed clothes and stuff to conquer it though, so I used my credit card.

Gradually, though, he conquered his stage fright and perfected his technique, learning to slow his speech patterns, to refine the rhythm of his act.

(She hasn't yet conquered all her roles, though. So far, the serene lunar grandeur of the extraordinary adagio second movement of Balanchine's "Symphony in C" eludes her).

With their win over the Knicks on Wednesday, the Celtics conquered the N.B.A., though Boston fans now demonize the Miami Heat as surrogate Yankees.

Though conquered by the English in 1664, it maintained its vaunting commercial energy, nurtured within families whose names -- Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Morgan -- form a roster of American capitalism.

By then, though, Volkswagen had conquered the world.

It's hardly "conquering England", though, is it?