Sentence examples for if I were to conquer from inspiring English sources
If I were to conquer those penned-in pessimistic thoughts and feelings, those forces of aggravation, that were eating away at me, I had to identify exactly what they were.
If China were to conquer Taiwan, the U.S.-Japan security alliance would be demolished.
"But we know there's a huge improvement to be made if we're to conquer the old enemy next year in England".
For future generations of mankind, deeper knowledge about the extremely complex nature of the world's oceans will be essential if we are to conquer and sustain these treasures.
If the decision is to conquer, 40,000 more troops are obviously insufficient (maybe 400,000), but no general will ever give an honest answer as to how many are needed after what happened to Gen. Eric Shinseki at the start of the Iraq war.
"If I was going to keep swimming, it was to conquer that feeling of being overly stressed.
But the central bank is loth to be more aggressive by, say, buying some of the outstanding stock of bonds, rather than just a portion of new issues, or by buying foreign assets.If the Bank of Japan is to conquer deflation, it will have to do more.
I hiked as if I was trying to conquer the mountain – I wanted to be the first mortal at its peak and plant my flag.
Even if we were to somehow conquer these challenges and make our way into space, we would still be vulnerable from threats to our species.
By the early 1970's, when Japanese electronics makers looked as if they were going to conquer the world, the place started to take off.
