Sentence examples for may be vanquished from inspiring English sources

Yes, the Western landscape may be vanquished by shopping malls and freeways.

The retreat of DoubleClick might have seemed like a victory for privacy, but it was only an early battle in a much larger war one in which many observers still worry that privacy may be vanquished.

Rupert Murdoch may be vanquished as far as the BBC is concerned, but the corporation still has to argue for its right to exist and to levy £145.50 from every household in the country with a TV set.

Nick Clegg's opposition within the coalition and the RSPB may be vanquished, and BAA may sound relatively relaxed, but the birth of this airport would kill Heathrow – something that might prove politically unacceptable, despite the opposition to third runways.

The insurgency may well be vanquished with or without him.

The notion that evil can and should be redeemed, not punished, smacks of moral progress; but kids, who like their villains to be vanquished, may have other ideas.

Still, he did not promise that the Taliban would be vanquished any time soon, saying that victory "may never be marked on a calendar".

They are to be vanquished.

They will all be vanquished.

The other must be vanquished.

Still, even monsters can be vanquished.