Sentence examples for it conquered that from inspiring English sources

Hungary captured one LT vz. 35 in Carpatho-Ukraine on 15 March 1939, when it conquered that country, and another in fighting with the Slovaks on 24 March 1939.

If you believe in the saying "I came, I saw and I conquered," that's exactly what I have done.

Some historical figures did manage it: Augustus Caesar conquered that barrier to reach 75, while Michelangelo hammered on to the amazing age of 88.

In Novgorod the veche survived until 1478, when the Muscovite grand prince Ivan III conquered that city and abolished it; the Pskov veche was similarly dissolved in 1510.

The students had conquered that piece of land, and their mass was proof of the lengths to which they were willing to go to defend it.

And finally came Tony Rominger, who had conquered that year's Vuelta a España for a record third time.

After the initial fear has been conquered, that is.

"If I was going to keep swimming, it was to conquer that feeling of being overly stressed.

I think it is possible in some cases to conquer that sex part, to tame it, or to get it out of your system.

He was a virtuoso with the wedge issue: religion, phony populism, racism, whatever it took -- divide and conquer, that's how he won.

"I wanted to conquer that hill, not let it conquer me," she said.