Sentence examples for it conquest from inspiring English sources

A literary bent sparkles in the titles that supplement Harrison's works, generally without describing them: "If I Did It," "Conquest of the Useless," "Schmatte with President," "Hail to Reason," "Long Inexcusable Title," "Frumpy at 38," "Who Gave You This Number?" A 2009 show of her work at Bard College was billed "Consider the Lobster," from an essay by the late David Foster Wallace.

However, it was its conquest of Mosul in June that sent shockwaves around the world.

"Now, what are we going to do about it?" Confident that its conquest of the domestic chicken market will soon be complete, K.F.C. is turning its attention to chicken sales abroad and to other fields at home.

Over the ages, Spain lost whole armadas of tall ships to gales, mishaps and piracy because it started its conquests so early and acquired so many distant lands, especially in the Americas and the Philippines.

A diplomatic storm trooper, known as the Judge, describes the ugly truth to Dr Forle: "It began …in blood and slaughter; it became conquest and slavery…in need of disguise, it pulled on the robes of religion and then the suit and tie of the market; until eventually it came to conservationism".

It's conquests, and if it's not conquests, then it's engineering, and if it's not engineering then it's Roman military tactics.

It is up to us to protect it from conquest by government and media.

Bago became a major centre of Theravada scholarship and of commerce in Southeast Asia, attributes that protected it from conquest.

"We do not seek it for conquest, domination of neighboring countries and the world," President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said, according to state television.

But India is a survivor country; it has survived conquest, colonialism, and it survives its own chaotic self every day.

"It's a history of conquest, it's a history of migration.