After her successful ascent of Everest, she continued her conquest of the world's 8,000-metre 8,000-metre
"Tomorrow I will begin the conquest of the world," says Lewis's. "I- I'll go and order a cab at once," replies the children's uncle.
"Christianity is about the moral conquest of the world," Mr. Kaplan writes, "while Greek tragedy is about the clash of irreconcilable elements.
Platonov continued, "We live on the eve of a substantive conquest of the world," adding that "contemporary man, even his very best representatives, is inadequate".
He suggested that a direct line led from van Eyck's obsession with projected images to television's conquest of the world.
Those fears are voiced in several novels about the future, in particular his utopian novel, Die Eroberung der Welt (1949; "The Conquest of the World"), reissued as Die Erben des Untergangs (1959; "The Heirs of the Ruins").
Walking among armor and trumpets made from human bones, I could almost hear Genghis Khan's voice: "Listen, my sons, my life was too short to achieve the conquest of the world.
They also argue that Trump's action risks a breakdown in global norms, giving a green light not just to Russia's seizure of Crimea, but wars of conquest around the world.
Creep into the San Alfonso del Mar resort and start the conquest in the world's largest pool.
