Sentence examples for go on to conquer from inspiring English sources

This is not a new idea, but Lewis takes it further: he clearly regrets that the Arabs did not go on to conquer the rest of Europe.

For Ms. Lane, it's "The Black Stallion," the 1979 adaptation of the Walter Farley novel about a young boy and a wild horse, shipwrecked together on a desert island, who go on to conquer the racing world.

Whiteside has gone on to conquer many of the lead roles at American Ballet Theatre, proving to be one of most versatile dancers in the company.

The Burmese went on to conquer present-day Laos and Thailand.

The Maharaja went on to conquer nearby kingdoms, whose wealth was considerable.

US-China ­co-productions have become common, but few have gone on to conquer global markets.

This hotel holds a special meaning for the many who have stayed there and gone on to conquer the mountain.

While US-China co-productions have become common in recent years, few have gone on to conquer global markets.

Alvarado went on to conquer the Pipil of El Salvador in the same year, but a bloody rebellion by the Cakchiquel took four more years to quell.

Oribe went on to conquer most of Uruguay, and his predominantly Argentine army began a nine-year siege of Montevideo in February 1843.

While these acts have gone on to conquer the world, we've heard less from many of the comics I've championed in Edinburghs gone by.