Sentence examples for she has conquered from inspiring English sources
But now she's confident she has conquered that.
She has conquered public opinion: she tops the list of left-leaning politicians, according to TNS-Sofres, with a 59% popularity rating.
She has conquered the deserts of north Africa, visited isolated villages in Afghanistan's Hindu Kush mountain range and competed in the 2005 Clipper Round the World Yacht Race.
The Chinese intellectual in André Malraux's prescient novel The Temptation of the West (1926) says, "Europe thinks she has conquered all these young men who now wear her garments.
The other big-hitting Americans, Jennifer Capriati and Lindsay Davenport, have been almost completely overshadowed by the Williamses, while France's Amélie Mauresmo, injured before Wimbledon, has yet to conclusively prove she has conquered her nerves.
She has conquered racing's Everest.
She said she felt, in a way, that she had conquered it — "the taming of it, that's so exciting".
By the time she entered the Eastman School of Music to study voice, she had conquered her fears.
But when the Republicans came to power after the 2000 election, Sandberg abandoned the world she had conquered.
People said she had conquered Russia with Champagne; soon, London clubgoers simply asked for a bottle of "the Widow".
Not long after she had conquered a childhood bout with near blindness, her father took her to a cafe and had her sing for tips.
