Sentence examples for impending conquest from inspiring English sources

In last year's State of the Union, Bush's buzz phrase was "weapons of mass destruction," the threat of which justified the impending conquest of Iraq.

Eventually he asks Conquest not to send letters to his home as "a fault in my security system" has led Hilly to connect a Conquest letter with an impending conquest.

Conspiracy theorists love to call Congress, and do so in droves: to claim that 9/11 was an inside job; to demand investigation into a train-maintenance yard ostensibly meant to serve as a FEMA-run concentration camp when the government declares martial law; to warn about the impending conquest of the United States by the Queen of England.

Impending doom?

There is an impending crisis.

Bernanke's impending departure.

What a conquest".

"It's the Norman conquest".

The Conquest took second prize.

"They are symbols of conquest.

Ah, the conquest!