Sentence examples for some conquests from inspiring English sources

But first, the Abbé had to make some conquests of his own.

Nevertheless, Kenneth probably made some conquests among the eastern Picts and possibly invaded Lothian and burned Dunbar and Melrose.

She described parties on yachts where, she said, he had shared some "young conquests with his friends, and other oligarchs," according to the petition.

What you probably wouldn't want is emoji-spattered screenshots of you saying you want to plunge your knob into someone or suffocate them with something being uploaded to Tumblr by some indiscreet conquest.

Their interest was in cutting a deal to remain in power in Japan and hang on to some of their conquests throughout Asia.

The North Vietnamese turned over some of their conquests and provided other assistance to the Khmer Rouge, thus empowering what was at the time a small guerilla movement.

Some of our latest conquests include the best women's jeans, rolling luggage, pillows for side sleepers, ultra-flattering pants, and bath towels.

She and some of his other conquests -- played by Diaz and Upton -- become unlikely friends and gang together to plot revenge on the scumbag.

Some of the southeastern conquests (such as that of Salem), although involving regions that were not of direct interest to the Mughals, were nonetheless the result of alliances with the Mughal governor of Sira and with Venkoji, the Maratha ruler of Tanjore; the siege of Tiruchirapalli had to be abandoned because the alliance had begun to rupture.

But in providing a morale boost at a time of unbridled Japanese conquests, they produced some of the first American heroes of World War II.

Over the course of his conquests, Alexander founded some twenty cities that bore his name, most of them east of the Tigris.