Sentence examples for in a conquered from inspiring English sources

Last week, Skoibeda published a column in Komsomolskaya Pravda, the most popular daily in Russia, called "I No Longer Live in a Conquered Country".

You would search far to find a modern preacher willing to defend God's commandment, in Deuteronomy 20: 13-15, to kill all the men in a conquered city and to seize the women, children and livestock as plunder.

It is never more powerful than in a conquered people subjected to continued humiliations.

The role and function of criminal justice in a conquered colony is always problematic, and the case of Quebec is no exception.

Berlin Childhood Around 1900 (Belknap Press £9.95), reissued in its recently discovered final version, is his Proustian recovery of a vanished age in a conquered city.

The detail that stuck in her memory was that Mitchell, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, said she felt that she had grown up in "a conquered country".

If disabled children ever appear in children's books it is usually in a "conquering all odds" way: "Yes he may be disabled and that's sad but look – little Jimmy's joining in anyway!

If you're looking through popular retailers' clothing racks, it can seem like there's a persistent myth that only the skinny set step foot in a gym, conquer a crow pose, or run marathons.

In a subset of these -- Red Dawn (1984) and the TV miniseries Amerika (1987) are prime examples -- the action took place in a future, conquered United States where home-grown guerrillas fought to liberate the country from Soviet imperial occupation.

"The G8 is our once-in-a-generation chance to conquer this condition and we must see meaningful action after the talking is over".

Then, in 1971, her brother Jackie, who had survived a tour in Vietnam and conquered an addiction to heroin, died in a car crash at twenty-four.