Sentence examples for conquest into from inspiring English sources

The invasive power of Western classical music grows exponentially in the East, and the best response may be to enlist rather than resist — an if-you-can't beat-'em-join-'em strategy that establishes your own corner of an international market and turns all-out conquest into partial victory.

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Typical daily maximum temperatures in winter are 10 13 C. The first people known to live in the Catlins, Māori of the Kāti Mamoe, Waitaha, and Kāi Tahu iwi (tribes), merged via marriage and conquest into the iwi now known as Kāi Tahu.

They did what he did not achieve and perhaps never really intended that is, to weld their conquests into a tightly organized empire.

The Palestinans suspect that this is an approach that suits Mr Sharon, since it allows him time to consolidate Israel's present conquests into a longer-term interim occupation.

The Roman armies, no longer composed of citizens temporarily absent from the plow or the workshop but of lifetime professionals, were now loyal to their generals rather than to the state, and those generals brought on civil war as they competed to turn their foreign conquests into power at home.

The crusaders consolidated their conquests into crusader states.

Then the river swept around a wide corner and a rapid – bigger and angrier than our earlier conquest – came into view.

Flush from a whirlwind of military conquest in Egypt and Syria, Nebuchadnezzar plunged into a monumental building programme which resulted in the largest, most glorious city of the ancient world.

Castles were introduced into England shortly before the Norman Conquest in 1066.

We can publicly celebrate conquest, yet cosy into monogamy.