On Tuesday, he could at least pretend to have crossed another conquest off his list as he stood before the United Nations and delivered a speech on his administration's health agenda.
In the Chapter "Of Conquest" Locke explicitly lists the limits of the legitimate power of conquerors.
Though all of these methods are listed by both Conquest and Solzhenitsyn, I took this particular list from the CIA.
Hastily editing your list of conquests, you say that making a film of this "dilettante on a cosmic scale" (thanks again, Kerevan) has been notoriously hard.
Peter Vallone, Jr., a city councilman who is the chairman of the city's Public Safety Committee, suggested that Robert add "the walls of his jail cell at Rikers" to his list of conquests.
Like a philatelist, Keynes kept a list of conquests: "…the actor of Whitechapel, 16-year-old under Etna, lift boy of Vauxhall, Jewboy, Grand Duke Cyril of the Paris Baths".
The occupation of Timbuktu, a center of learning for centuries, was the latest in a long historical list of conquests — by Arab nations, by the Songhai and Maasina empires, by France.
Although Kournikova was defeated by Seles here in the semifinals Saturday and is still searching for her first tournament victory, her list of conquests at this event included Davenport and Nathalie Tauziat.
A Life may outlast many of the movies, for it is a portrait of burning ambition and a shameless dwelling on shame, arguing with itself over tactics, scalps and coups, and a long list of conquests.
Especially in some of his earlier work, Jenkins indulges boys-will-be-boys braggadocio, as in this alliterative list of conquests: "floozies, flowers, / salesgirls, Sloanes, / typists, teachers, / barristers, barmaids, / air hostesses, airheads".
