Sentence examples for conquering high from inspiring English sources

Because the truth is, whether they're newborn, heading to kindergarten, conquering high school, leaving home or having kids of their own, one thing will never change: Our children will always be our babies.

Mr. Romney's quick reimmersion into politics after his 2008 loss was revealing for a man who, at 60, had already conquered high finance and state government but who still needed to set ambitious goals and yearned to fulfill the grandest of them.

They wrestle with each other, when they should just join sides and conquer high school.

There are indications that a sixth wave of innovation is coming and who is guided by the sustainability, since the depletion of resources can cause many companies and countries conquer higher competitive performance to seek innovative solutions to the problem and those that fail to do so may have a loss of competitiveness.

Now, he's conquering the high seas as a drunken Scottish boat captain.

He had climbed some of the world's tallest and most dangerous peaks and by conquering the highest of them fulfilled a goal that he set for himself years earlier.

And for the stars of British reality television, who appear intent on conquering the highest peaks of American broadcasting, Morgan, with his own nightly show, would represent a new plateau.

Tea is too valuable to conquer the high street; too precious to consume on the run.

Elsa Schiaparelli's trompe l'oeil sweaters, with knitted-in bows, collars and scarves, conquered Paris high society back in the 1920s.

Over the past decade, the spread has conquered Texas high school football, transforming a state defined by running backs like Eric Dickerson and Earl Campbell into one defined by quarterbacks like Brees and Young.

Reinventing herself as an heiress, she swiftly conquers Washington high society and schemes with Dilworthy and other worthies to ensure Congres­sional passage of a sleazy Tennessee land bill that would appropriate millions to buy a large property deeded to her impecunious family and supposedly build a university dedicated to educating the newly emancipated slave population on it.