Sentence examples for next conquest from inspiring English sources

He just wants to sleep after the games, he said, and rest up for his next conquest.

Despite the attention on The Journal, Mr. Murdoch already has his sights set on the next conquest.

Both cases cited the First Amendment rights of the wealthy, and in that depressing sequence, state finance programs would be the court's next conquest.

ROBERT M. METCALFE, Silicon Valley legend, creator of the Ethernet standard, founder of 3Com and now a venture capitalist, makes a bold prediction about technology investors' next conquest.

I wasn't entirely successful, since they were not letting me anywhere near them, but my blood was up for the next conquest.

The next conquest by William in 1066 crushed Anglo-Saxon England, but that in turn would produce the idea of "the Norman yoke", which had supposedly subjugated the English people.

China is already the world's biggest internet market, and it's set to get much bigger in the next decade, so Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft saw it as the logical next territory for conquest.

The only difference now is, instead of relishing their no-strings relationships, the women fall head over heels, announce engagements, and wind up heart-broken hearted when the rotter dumps them in favour of his next Oscar-nominated conquest.

Though his mother and Bill were briefly the toast of the Hollywood scene in the mid-1940s, neither managed to break into the business, and so George and his younger brother, David, were taken along to their mother's and brother's next scenes of conquest: Boston, New York and Palm Beach, Fla . Palm Beachhas an especially fond place in Hamilton's heart.

The move to product and service reviews seems like the logical next field of conquest for Digg.

Typically rolling deep to the fest with their whole frat squad, exhibiting true bromance, but still in collective search for their next EDM thot conquest.