Sentence examples for relentless conquest from inspiring English sources
As smartphones continue their relentless conquest of the planet — in particular, as the price of a decent Android phone drops below $100, and more than 50% of the poor world has access to one, a mark that I expect will be passed in the next few years — these kinds of community-sourcing apps will grow ever more important.
Awash in more than $50 billion in cash piled up during its relentless conquest of the U.S. and other overseas markets, Toyoda may feel he has time to spare, a buffer that will let him hang on until the economic storm passes.
Behind the embassy's high wall, a perpetual game of badminton hints at a relentless rhythm of conquest and submission, the "pock, smash" of the shuttlecock threading through the story.
Relentless sexual boasting, including to his mother, dismisses conquests including those we'd regard as underage, servants, prostitutes, and others in no position to say no to an English lord.
His stocktaking entry for New Year's Day, 1890, was typical in its calm, efficient caddishness: Met Helene – Flowers from Mizi Letter from Olga Farewell letter to Jean The mere number of his conquests, however, was far less remarkable than his detachment and relentless self-scrutiny.
His stocktaking entry for New Year's Day, 1890, was typical in its calm, efficient caddishness: Met Helene - Flowers from Mizi Letter from Olga Farewell letter to Jean The mere number of his conquests, however, was far less remarkable than his detachment and relentless self-scrutiny.
"They are symbols of conquest.
"It's the Norman conquest".
The Conquest took second prize.
They were relentless, unemotional.
