Sentence examples for going to conquer from inspiring English sources

We're going to conquer Europe".

I said: "If you aren't going to conquer demons they're going to conquer you".

We're going to conquer, we're going to win, we're going to be better.

"I thought, 'I'm going to conquer the world' - that this was the start of something fantastic".

Wasn't she just hollering that she was going to conquer everybody in the Seven Kingdoms?

Then again, if you're going to conquer Hollywood, you need to learn the ropes any way you can.

Stuart Goldsmith's show is about the lengths he goes to conquer his lifelong, instinctive reasonableness.

We see a personification of the Danube River, in that area up north, in Dacia, where the Romans went to conquer those tribes.

But others say the left still has a way to go to conquer the Parisian's tendency to vote for the right.

Richard has a crack at the steep part (it takes him three goes to conquer), while I meander up the chicken run and ready myself for some of the drops on the other side of the Gill.

Japanese companies had no experience of scale and scope in their relatively small domestic market but honed their competitive skills fighting each other at home before they went to conquer world markets in the second half of the 20th century.