Sentence examples for long vanquished from inspiring English sources

Other diseases and ailments long vanquished have also returned malnutrition, diphtheria, plague.

The long vanquished and persecuted must wonder if this dominance will ever end, if the sport will ever wean itself from these regional giants.

In Swords, you play the son of a famous hero who long ago vanquished an evil overlord.

But much of the rumbling in the hallways was of grudges' being lovingly nursed and of potshots' being fired against liberal enemies long ago vanquished.

It is in that context that I am forced to assume that if Washington politicians ever knew the sting of poverty then they have long since vanquished the memory.

As a blending of punk energy and pub-rock roots, London Calling remains a great document from an era in British music long since vanquished by indie's white-rock drone.

Leo is a boy who loves words, was bullied in the first place for using the long word vanquished in his diary for a football match victory; when his curses, astonishingly, seem to have taken effect he ponders what the action of putting words on paper might mean.

Through Nov. 22 After the United States invaded Iraq, Steve Mumford set out to revive the archaic tradition of the war artists whose on-the-spot depictions of life in the combat zone -- in pencil, pen or watercolor -- were long ago vanquished by the camera.

One answer that Saramago offers — it is the wide, universal, antique truth toward which his complex fiction has been travelling — is that if we neither recoil from death nor religiously long to vanquish it, but, rather, accept the old actuality that in the midst of life we are in death, then death surrounds us like life, and to imagine death is really to imagine life.

In many counties, towns and nursery schools within Washington state, Oregon, Vermont and California, especially vaccination rates are now far below the herd-immunity level.This trend, predictably, is leading to the resurgence of diseases considered vanquished long ago.

I know my enemy won't be vanquished long and will rear its foul head in boredom, procrastination, fatigue, distractions, fear, and those dreaded naysayers.