Sentence examples for has managed to conquer from inspiring English sources

"Well, one thing that has replaced it is McDonald's!" Astonishingly, France is now the company's second-most profitable market in the world (after you know who), and, indeed, one of the many compelling stories in Steinberger's book concerns the devilishly clever way in which McDonald's has managed to conquer the birthplace of Taillevent and Escoffier.

Think back over the years to how many seemingly impossible situations Tiger Woods has managed to conquer.

LOS ANGELES — For a team that has been to the summit, the defending Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings have managed to conquer quite an assortment of new challenges this postseason.

Gray had managed to conquer his alcoholism - also described in his memoirs - but was unable to tear himself from smoking, even after he was diagnosed with lung cancer last year.

King Kong might not have been able to conquer New York, but Netflix has managed to get a superhero to fly around the world all at once with the flick of a switch.

Mojo editor-in-chief Phil Alexander added: "His ability to conquer his own demons is legendary and he has managed to write some of the best songs ever".

Style Map | Shanghai As international brands continue to conquer Shanghai's malls and main drags, a corner of the French Concession has managed to keep its independent spirit.

They've conquered the unconquerable -- what no other parent, teacher or guide has managed to do.

But, like City, the Parisians have not managed to conquer the Champions League, losing in the quarter-finals in each of the past three seasons.

Still, Mr. Erdogan's party has not yet managed to conquer Diyarbakir, the largest and most important city in the region.

Numerous guerrilla forces and terror organisations have managed to establish new countries or conquer existing ones, but they have always done so by accepting the fundamental principles of the global political order.