Sentence examples for every conquest from inspiring English sources

Poopagore found a tank, and in a mad five-minute spell we took every Conquest marker.

You can feel the pained love and care in every single page, and you'll get a ground-level report of almost every conquest, feud or struggle Sinatra went through.

But, in contrast to a series like "Two and a Half Men," which offers a high-five to every conquest, the zingers on "Always Sunny" and "Archer" work like serrated boomerangs, whipping around to clip the delusions of the pickup artist, rarely his victim.

If it was to increase the input of the analytic minds throughout baseball and every club, conquest!

Power to the people is a worldwide revolutionary slogan advancing democracy, but presupposes a more ancient meaning: the prehistoric conquest of every other vertebrate on earth.

He told his listeners: "On the roadside lie skeletons of streamlined gray Wehrmacht cars which careened to conquest over every highway in Europe.

Every eruption -- the conquest by rebels of the northern city of Gonaïves, the siege of Port-au-Prince, the departure of Mr. Aristide, the appointment of a new prime minister -- has been broadcast to local Haitians by Radio Soleil d'Haiti, the city's Haitian newspapers and Haitian news Web sites like sakapfet.com, and has been felt as a personal jolt.

Hundreds of films celebrate every aspect of this conquest.

Every day means a new conquest for him.

While the site of their wedding, Westminster Abbey, has been the place of every coronation since the Norman conquest, only 15 royal couples have been married there since it was founded in 960.

Reality could never match what these people can dream up; after all, every Latin American knows more about conquest and occupation than we ever will.