Sentence examples for conqueror and a from inspiring English sources

India is wanted as a partner to balance the might of a rising China and Modi is now "the conqueror" and a "governance icon".

Locke tells us that the state of slavery is the continuation of the state of war between a lawful conqueror and a captive, in which the conqueror delays to take the life of the captive, and instead makes use of him.

Urban called Johnson's performance "killer". "You just deliver every week, Caleb," he said, calling him a "blues warrior," a "soul conqueror" and a "rock 'n' roll Viking". Lopez said it was if Johnson had been waiting all his life "to get up and do this". But Connick is apparently growing bored.

For Poles, Russia's actions also come as a vindication of Poland's distrust of its former conqueror and was a warning about issues like energy security, one of the primary areas in which a resurgent Russia first began to exert itself.

Ms. Hadad had portrayed in voices and costumes a carnival dancer, a cantina waitress-cum-prostitute, the Virgin of Guadalupe (Mexico's patron saint), La Malinche (the devil woman who sold out the Aztec empire to the Spanish conquerors) and a psychedelic plant glowing with all-seeing eyes and the bleeding heart of Christ.

He also related a story from a Somerset teammate in which Poyntz claimed that he could trace him family all the way back to William the Conqueror, and had a massive coat of arms in his Bristol flat.

It portrayed Mr. Gates as a nerdish conqueror and Mr. Jobs as a revolutionary creep.

Be it said to the credit of the king, that whilst he was an overbearing conqueror and anything but an exemplar of Catholic life, he was deeply religious at heart.

The well-compensated conqueror and savior is a company named Tamerlane, which delivers a full menu of capabilities, including leveling the country with bombs, rebuilding what's destroyed, and even using its war-making technology to glue limbs back on victims.

These include a black cat bone, a John the conqueror root, and a mojo, the last of which figured in "Louisiana Blues".

His father, Valentine Fleming, was a descendent of William the Conqueror and the son of a wealthy Scottish banker.