Sentence examples for has conquered that from inspiring English sources

But now she's confident she has conquered that.

And finally came Tony Rominger, who had conquered that year's Vuelta a España for a record third time.

The raising of the flag at Iwo Jima was a celebration of heroism and victory by soldiers who had conquered that island.

The students had conquered that piece of land, and their mass was proof of the lengths to which they were willing to go to defend it.

Now, chemist Peter Seeberger and his postdoc François Lévesque at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Potsdam, Germany, say they may have conquered that problem.

We've conquered that disease.

Having conquered that fear, however, Marley developed an interest in almost everything relating to nature be they butterflies or badgers.

"Preceded by a sulfurous reputation," Le Journal du Dimanche reported, "Carla Bruni has improbably succeeded in a country so traditionally attached to conventions: in less than six months, the third wife of Sarko has conquered, after that of the President, the heart of the French: 68percentt of them, according to our JDD poll, appreciate their new first lady".

He does not glory in victory; "he that has conquered in battle is received with rites of mourning".

With one glowing exception, this club has conquered all that's been thrown at it.

But not for seventeen desperately ill people in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa whose fate suggests that we may not enjoy our sense of invulnerability in the face of TB — and other infectious diseases we've conquered — for that much longer.