Sentence examples for conqueror at from inspiring English sources

If Judaism represents the corrupting, cosmopolitan alternative to the European nation, an Islamic invasion represents its apocalyptic end, the conqueror at the gate.

Millions more were watching on television as he went about the task of dismissing the champion of 2008 and 2010, his conqueror at the same stage last year.

Her prize is a match against her conqueror at the French Open, the American Sloane Stephens, who beat the fifth seed, Carla Suárez Navarro 6-1, 7-5.

A few soft words from such a Charming mouth would make me lay the Conqueror at your feet as a Sacrifice for all the ills he has done you.

According to the Domesday Book, the first record of land ownership in England, the fortunate fellow was given the land by his father, who had fought with William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings 20 years before.

But a clever mind compensates for a lack of mobility and yesterday she produced the best result of her career to reach Wimbledon's last eight with a surprising win over Jelena Jankovic, her comfortable conqueror at Roland Garros and the form player this year.

FOUR BROTHERS ISLANDS, N.Y. - The double-crested cormorants perch like conquerors at the tops of the spindly white pines, their driftwood-gray branches devoid of needles.

Its series of distinct, traumatic episodes all lucidly analyse the long-reaching effects of empire on the individual human spirit; at its centre a long and terrifying journey by the children of the conquerors, at its end an image of children being whipped as they scurry over the desert for tourists' thrown sandwiches.

And former Harlequins and Northampton forward Percival realises that Worcester - just like big-spending Bristol, their last-gasp conquerors at Ashton Gate last Sunday - are now there to be shot at this season.

William the Conqueror stayed at Barking Abbey during the construction of the Norman keep (the White Tower of the Tower of London).

In 1066 William of Normandy (William I the Conqueror) landed at Pevensey and fought the decisive battle of Hastings a short distance inland; the town and abbey of Battle commemorate his victory.