Sentence examples for it would conquer from inspiring English sources

The new media people thought it would conquer TV.

When I asked her where she was when ISIS declared that it would conquer the city before Eid al-Adha, she answered, "I was fighting on Mishtanour Hill".

At first my diary served as a concession to panic, and slowly evolved into a way I would conquer it.

"My whole life, I've been willing to accept challenges that people didn't think I would conquer".

Having always been hopelessly wobbly on a pair of skates, I decided I would conquer a rink from the lofty vantage of a Zamboni.

If I am lucky, the best thing that could happen would be, that I would conquer my jet lag and get a full night's sleep.

So it was almost like, if I could breastfeed my son, it'd mean I'd conquered cancer.

A reviewer writing in Publishers Weekly commented: "Hubbard brilliantly evokes the vastness of space and the tragedy of those who would conquer it", and called the book "one of his [Hubbard's] finest works".

Back in Barcelona in 1992, it was reported that I'd conquered the games even though my parents were getting divorced.

"I was just praying that he would conquer them and rise above it all".

And it was very freeing, somehow, to know that bad things were going to happen, and sorrow would conquer happiness, and we're going to die, but that it's all right, it's all fine.