Sentence examples for conquering one of from inspiring English sources
His horse has won five straight races in four months, and he won the Kentucky Derby with an awesome display of speed and power on Saturday while conquering one of the strongest fields in Derby history.
Netflix is finally on its way to conquering one of its largest potential international markets — India.
The Sydney Morning Herald lauded the cyclist for conquering "one of Australian sport's last frontiers".
Surf's up… Amateur surfer Adam Amin has stunned watersports fans and seasoned professionals alike by conquering one of the world's biggest and notorious waves, despite having just a few years of experience to his name.
Traditionally, this is where the story should end: the humble car gloriously conquering one of the world's toughest climates.
Corbyn's re-election would mean populism had conquered one of the bastions of British representative democracy.
A new and improved vaccine against tuberculosis (TB) would provide a powerful tool to conquer one of the most insidious infectious diseases of mankind.
In the 1990s at Princeton, Andrew Wiles conquered one of math's toughest challenges by proving Fermat's Last Theorem, a problem that had baffled mathematicians for three centuries.
The new approach to insulation appears at least temporarily to conquer one of the most significant obstacles confronting the semiconductor industry: the tendency of tiny switches to leak electricity as they are reduced in size.
The experiment is one of several at laboratories around the world that researchers say provide increased evidence that, with still much more research to come, they will be able to conquer one of the oldest problems in medicine: treating people permanently paralyzed as a result of severed, crushed or diseased spinal cords.
He cites ancient China's premier historian, Sima Qian, who recorded a remarkable building programme pursued by China's first ruling dynasty, the Qin: "Whenever Qin conquered one of its rivals, it would commission replicas of its palaces and halls and reconstruct them on the slope north of the capital.
