Sentence examples for from which to conquer from inspiring English sources

It is not a place from which to conquer the world.

Amr intended for Fustat to serve as a base from which to conquer North Africa, as well as to launch further campaigns against Byzantium.

A somewhat similar existential and intellectual passion has gone into building up "Islamo-Fascism", even though this uniquely evil totalitarian ideology has not found a state more modern than Afghanistan from which to launch its attempt to conquer the world.

In 1530 d'Avila established Salamanca de Acalán as a base from which to launch new attempts to conquer Yucatán.

Because few guests at either hotel would be likely to live just across town, as I do, I approached the job in the spirit of an anonymous visitor who needs a smoothly run headquarters from which to go forth and conquer the world (or spend a day shopping, or have a meeting or two), but who wants to come back in the evening and bask lazily in comfort and luxury.

The Nokobee's city-states pour their efforts into survival, seeking to conquer the territory from which to gather extra food and nourish their queen and her offspring.

The word Jainism is derived from a Sanskrit verb Jin which means to conquer.

Yet his fury only makes matters worse and leads to an exile from which he returns to conquer his own city, in league with his old enemy and friend, Aufidius.

But I also wondered: which neighborhood to conquer next?

I would work non-stop … my powers would be tripled, a whole new world of music would spring fully armed from my brain or rather from my heart, to conquer that which is most precious for an artist, the approval of those capable of appreciating him.

It was where he first rode a bicycle, it was the home from which he set out to conquer the world and it is the place where he is buried in a modest grave that bears the inscription: "His body ached, his legs grew tired, but still he would not give in".