Sentence examples for getting them to conquer from inspiring English sources

I was on the verge of getting them to conquer skiing, when Ben had his accident.

If the horse is a spooky horse, the process of getting them to conquer their fear can take months, possibly even a year or more.

Watch out...another one's getting ready to conquer the world!

Aguilera shared the adorable shot of her daughter with her 13 million Twitter followers on Sunday, writing, "Watch out...another one's getting ready to conquer the world!

I start getting the urge to conquer Poland".

We've got to conquer them up front if we're going to compete because you've got to have front foot ball.

"Suppose we could get Saddam Hussein to conquer North Korea.

Even the great Inca Empire was late getting round to conquering this often forgotten territory in what is now north-western Argentina.

"But clearly, it's not Texas he's got to conquer.

He gave it uniform laws and administration and sold slaves to the French on the coast, using the guns he got in return to conquer his neighbours, the Betsileo.

Vacationers get the opportunity to conquer one of Colorado's famous "fourteener" mountains (14,000 feet and higher).