Sentence examples for her conqueror from inspiring English sources

Serena Williams said this defeat was "not a shock", but her conqueror knew better.

Her prize is a match against her conqueror at the French Open, the American Sloane Stephens, who beat the fifth seed, Carla Suárez Navarro 6-1, 7-5.

But she, too, brought a decent payday; she cost £16,000 in the same Doncaster sale ring on the same day as her conqueror, and picked up £52,000 for her brave second place.

James was in good company because the Olympic champion, Anna Meares of Australia, was also eliminated, with her conqueror Zhong Tianshi of China meeting Varnish in the semi-finals.

Johanna Konta did not lack for goodwill and support, even from her conqueror Angelique Kerber after losing her first – but possibly not last - grand slam semi-final in two sets here on Thursday – and should leave Melbourne filled with hope rather than despondency.

"You're an unbelievable friend and definitely owed drinks later," Wozniacki told her conqueror, who has been so supportive of her after her break-up, a gesture reciprocated when Williams also suffered a mysterious dip in spirit during the summer, highlighted when she collapsed during a doubles match at Wimbledon.

Anglezarke (33-1) runs well above her best in third, in the process franking the form of her Haydock conqueror Ialysos who will line up in the Golden Jubilee.

But a clever mind compensates for a lack of mobility and yesterday she produced the best result of her career to reach Wimbledon's last eight with a surprising win over Jelena Jankovic, her comfortable conqueror at Roland Garros and the form player this year.

Her Paris conqueror, Francesca Schiavone got past Japan's Ayumi Morita without fuss.

In contrast, a higher percentage of low-income voters opted for Hillary Clinton than for her Republican conqueror.

ROME — "Captive Greece held captive her uncouth conqueror and brought the arts to the rustic Latin lands," as the poet Horace wrote toward the end of the first century B.C., encapsulating in a few words the fusion of cultures that would decide the future direction of western art and architecture.