Sentence examples for started to conquer from inspiring English sources

As the Taliban started to conquer Afghanistan, Zaeef was promoted from one job to the next.

They also offered their neighbour a visit so she could meet the dogs and start to conquer her fear.

And how come the fresh mozzarella and the ravioli and even the basket of bread were so much more delicious than you'd reasonably expect from a neighborhood place whose doors first opened when Elvis Presley was starting to conquer the pop charts?

Still, it seemed a great start to conquering the $5 billion-a-year worldwide market for blood chemistry.

On January 9, 1127, the Jurchens broke through and started to loot the conquered city.

At some stage, however, the flow of resources from conquered markets started to run out and expansion to the east was the only option".

Likewise, it's only when Henry starts to face and conquer his own doubts that he can practice the art of fielding, which is, for him, the art of life itself.

As Asian companies began to conquer global markets in the 1970s, so Japanese businesses started to colonise the Piccadilly boards.

The company was started by Dr. Salk to conquer AIDS with a vaccine, just as he had done for polio.

Soon after the Dutch had conquered south Bali at the beginning of the twentieth century, colonial administrators started to reorganize local society according to Orientalist models of a supposed authentic Bali in which the village played a central role.

For a start, he needs to conquer the demons that led him to create his titular alter ego.