Sentence examples for struggle to conquer from inspiring English sources

Iris was elegant in her life and indomitable in her struggle to conquer her illness.

Wenlock and Mandeville cheered, while others digested just why we struggle to conquer Wimbledon each year.

His harsh suppression of lesser Norwegian chieftains cost him their military support in his unsuccessful struggle to conquer Denmark (1045 62).

Lowell, the daughter of Lady Caroline Blackwood and stepdaughter of Robert Lowell, takes stock of the emotional trials that shaped her: the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of an odd-jobs man when she was 6; her years trying to discover her true paternity; and her struggle to conquer alcoholism.

What are the most hopeful signs you can point to in the continuing struggle to conquer creationism?

While companies like Facebook struggle to conquer market share in China and to create viable business models everywhere, their Chinese clones have built lucrative cash machines literally earning billions of dollars a year.

That's how they struggled to conquer Dallas in overtime last week.

Mr. Walcott began exerting more influence on school administration while she struggled to conquer a steep learning curve.

Despite its proximity to Eurasia, Africa was spared until 1887, when the Italian Army, struggling to conquer Abyssinia, imported Indian cattle for food and draft power.

And he is producing "Cursed," a thriller about a New York detective struggling to conquer his own demons while tracking a serial killer.

More than £190m was wiped off the value of online fashion group Asos on Tuesday after the retailer issued its third profits warning in six months as it struggles to conquer new territories.