Sentence examples for manage to conquer from inspiring English sources

It would be easy to give up, knowing that even if I manage to conquer my lack of coordination enough to run up a wall, I'd still struggle with the fear of getting down again.

"It's better to think of it as a very complex arena, in which you can manage to conquer certain positions – knowing that these institutions are more likely, a lot of the time, to give way to other pressures, coming from the economic sector or from business.

With third LP, Foam Island, however, British electronic duo Darkstar manage to conquer this challenge.

And how did it manage to conquer cities which were supposed to be guarded by the official Iraqi army?

Napoleon and Hitler never managed to conquer this part of the world; Michel Legrand and Henry Mancini seem to have done better.

Buy now Verdict In Tracks, Davidson managed to conquer lands that many European explorers failed to overcome.

We all slept in cabins and because of some of the activities, I managed to conquer my fear of heights.

Romans and Visigoths also occupied the region, as they did the rest of Spain, but the hugely influential Moors never managed to  conquer Galicia.

Whole societies have flourished without it – like the ancient Romans, who managed to conquer a fifth of the world without the benefit of a "full imperial".

Through passion and persistence, I managed to conquer most of my fears of the ballet class, and I hoped these attributes would help me through the battle exercise.

There, through an effort of will, he managed to conquer his stutter by reciting memorized passages over and over before a mirror.