Sentence examples for more conquer from inspiring English sources

(MORE: Conquer Your Fear of Flying or Other Things).

Of higher and higher goals set, of pushing herself to do more, conquer more, take advantage of every day more.

Compared with 1991, the coalition did more (conquering Iraq, not just expelling it from Kuwait) with less.

Destroy the symbols of a people's history and you can more easily conquer a whole society.

Of Leonard's influence, William Randolph Hearst's star editor, Arthur Brisbane, once remarked, "He has done more to conquer anti-Semitism than a thousand textbooks".

There is much more to conquer in the future.

White concluded: "He had done more than conquer fear he had killed it".

This would allow the Persians to more easily conquer the region in the aftermath of the fighting.

Trust me, at the cost of being blasphemous, I have my own cross to bear, as I would have loved nothing more than conquer beautiful dancing in its entirety, but no fairy godmother endowed me at birth with limber limbs.

As a perpetual student in the field of negotiation, I've realized an all-important facet of the negotiation process that can either undermine your confidence to pursue a negotiation to its completion or use it as a "tell" to more easily conquer the day.

It's more like conquering it at the top, it's a great feeling.