Sentence examples for may have conquered from inspiring English sources

Frank Sinatra may have conquered the Pyramids, but can Yves Montand fill the Metropolitan Opera House all by himself?

The British may have conquered an Empire, but it is the English who carry the moral burden of it.

The Old World may have conquered and colonized the Americas largely for commercial gain, or the extraction of gold and silver, or imperial expansion, or sheer adventure.

Unlike other games, Perfect Dark assigns the "Disgraced" status to make sure you do not forget that while you may have conquered the level, you went about it dishonestly, according to the game's code of ethics.

Instagram's range of filters may have conquered the world with its instant nostalgia tints, making us look like we spent 2011 in a Lana Del Rey video, but many bloggers have already moved on.

Deep Blue may have conquered the chess world, but humans can still trounce computers in the ancient game of Go, which has a larger board and more possible moves.

As I noted here last week, the first two "Godfather" movies may well have conquered the shaggy spirit of their day with a revived and narrowed naturalism — one that has since found fertile ground on cable television.

As I noted here last week, the first two "Godfather" movies may well have conquered the shaggy spirit of their day with a revived and narrowed naturalism one that has since found fertile ground on cable television.

They may not have conquered every corner of it, but they planted a bright, bold flag.

Humanity may at last have conquered its centuries-long fear of these objects but has it been at the cost of losing the objects' mystique and romance.

The Germans, he then ruminated, may well have converted to Islam and "would have conquered the world".