Sentence examples for intended to conquer from inspiring English sources

To this end he fitted out the Armada that, with the help of the Spanish Army in the Netherlands, was intended to conquer England (1588).

They then asked him where his tour was going and Peter, in an almost Hitlerian rant, told them he intended to conquer Europe.

The coming war -- which is intended to conquer an Arab country and to occupy it for as long as it takes to reshape it to American satisfaction -- is viewed here as a potential catastrophe, not just for America's friends but for America itself.

Doge of the Republic of Venice from 1192, Dandolo led the Fourth Crusade - an expedition intended to conquer Muslim Egypt - to Constantinople.

He intended to conquer Carthage and Libya, then to attack Italy and, after winning these, to seize Italy and Peloponnesus.

SMBE is a non-profit organization and GBE was not concieved as a product intended to conquer a market share.

"A 'literary' world so thoroughly political, intriguing, and commercial, but a world Gore intends to conquer".

In 1798 Napoleon started a megalomaniac campaign in the Middle East, intending to conquer Egypt and then to go on to British India.

With it Apple intends to conquer the lower reaches of the MP3 player market, that portion over which it hasn't already achieved near-total dominance.

Besides the three deaths, numerous other participants were injured during the ceremony, which was intended to push people to conquer their limitations.

Some who took part in the ceremony, which was intended to push people to conquer their limitations, said Mr. Ray ignored signs that some of the participants were falling ill from the heat about halfway through the planned two-hour experience.