Sentence examples for he could conquer from inspiring English sources

Granderson seemed confident he could conquer the changes because he had a point of reference.

He fell back on the athlete's discipline and belief that with enough effort he could conquer all.

Harrison outweighed Middleton by two-and-a-half stone and stopped him in the first round, the first of many wins that led him to believe he could conquer the world.

"It's a shit business," he would say – through gritted teeth, while dusting himself down ahead of the next rejection – of a music industry he still believed he could conquer.

Angelique Chrisafis talks about the boy from Brittany who thought he could conquer the markets, and Larry Elliott tells us how the big players at Davos have reacted - and what Gordon Brown told the gathering.

Twenty years after he first began to swim in suburban Baltimore, as a seven-year-old boy whose mother thought a pool might be the one place where he could conquer his chaotic excess of energy, Michael Phelps officially became the greatest Olympian in history.

Her booming forehand was described as the best since Steffi Graf, while her victory proved that she could conquer her nerves on the biggest stages.

Cain had to persuade a publisher she could conquer her stage fright and promote herself at book festivals before they agreed to take her on.

Around that time, Dr. Spiegel said, some doctors began saying that if patients had the right mental attitude, they could conquer cancer.

The three young men, who used to commute an hour and a half each way to various Jesuit high schools in Manhattan, brought back to Queens every night the conviction that they could conquer new territory.

It sends a message to other communities they could conquer, to demoralize them".