Sentence examples for pressure to conquer from inspiring English sources
The pressure to conquer space stemmed from the threat of progress by foreign nations, and, consequently, an ideology.
I'll tell all my friends to conquer peer pressure and try to stay in school.
I enjoyed it because it's very exciting to the music, this fuel to be inspired, to conquer that obstacle of pressure and expectation to not necessarily do the same again.
Previous trade deals have clicked because exporters eager to conquer new markets abroad put pressure on governments to open up at home.
Blood pressure heightens your hands too sore to grab any railings, too painful to conquer winter mourning on your arthritis arrive at the factory on Commerce Ave.
His garden and family offer a respite from the Hollywood life that Mr. Ruffalo worked so hard to conquer, but which now occasionally aggravates him, with the incessant pressure on actors to build what he called a "brand".
Research indicates that people who might be categorized as nice tend to have lower blood pressure and lower divorce rates, said Linda Kaplan Thaler, an author of "The Power of Nice: How to Conquer the Business World With Kindness".
"I've dealt with enough pressure around Wimbledon time and those sorts of matches to know how to get through it and how to conquer the nerves and fears that you have before you go out on the court.
We like to conquer space".
