Sentence examples for quickly conquer from inspiring English sources

When the two men visit the building site, Torres coaxes the overweight, beer-bellied Rulo out on a scaffold and re-assures him that he'll quickly conquer any fear of heights.

(The Nazis may have underestimated the importance of fuel because — even though they planned to quickly conquer vast amounts of territory through blitzkrieg — many of their supply lines remained dependent upon horses for the duration of the war).

When it comes to technology and entertainment, there's seemingly no business Jia hasn't set out to quickly conquer.

Quickly conquering the whole island, Garibaldi proclaimed himself dictator and named Crispi minister of the interior.

Gómez and Maceo led a force that quickly conquered the eastern region and began to spread westward.

They quickly conquered almost the entire peninsula and established Muslim states in Spain that were to last until 1492.

With his Polish campaign stalled, Charles boldly attacked Denmark (1657), quickly conquering the province of Jutland and threatening Sjælland.

They quickly conquered the southern city of Kandahar, and two years later seized the country's capital, Kabul.

Charles VIII died in 1498 and was succeeded by Louis XII, a descendant of the first duke of Milan. Louis claimed the duchy and, with the support of Venice and a Milanese population oppressed by Ludovico's taxation, quickly conquered it.

Containerisation quickly conquered the world: between 1966 and 1983 the share of countries with container ports rose from about 1% to nearly 90%, coinciding with a take-off in global trade (see chart).The container's transformative power seems obvious, but it is "impossible to quantify", in the words of Marc Levinson, author of a history of "the box" (and a former journalist at The Economist).

Emerging from the Arabian Peninsula, the Muslims quickly conquered the Sassanid empire.