Sentence examples for conquest has been from inspiring English sources
Although conquest has been outlawed, states sometimes ignore this principle in practice.
It is, rather, a colonial outpost whose conquest has been recent and remains incomplete.
The company's latest conquest has been likened to America Online's acquisition of Time Warner.
One of the consequences of European conquest has been the dismissal of indigenous botany and agriculture.
The idea of photography as a masculine pursuit, a kind of conquest, has been advanced by countless photographers.
DECEMBER LEONA LEWIS The British siren of "X Factor" triumph and "Bleeding Love" conquest has been working on her third album "Glass Heart" and all indications point to an au courant embrace of European electro-pop.
The ethnic Tuareg rebels who initially led the conquest have been sidelined.
As the truth oozed out, it became clear that Conquest had been entirely correct.
The pencerdd lost his superiority over the lower bardic ranks, who were no longer restricted in choice of content and style, and who, especially in South Wales (where the Norman Conquest had been established for a whole century before the conquest of Gwynedd), became more vocal as the older bardic song began to decline.
Tragically their struggles to free themselves from these "enlightened occupiers" were often as violent and bloody as the initial conquest had been.
Since Cook's journeys, every expedition that had held the Farthest South record before Amundsen's conquest had been British; however, the final triumph indisputably belonged to the Norwegians.
