Sentence examples for struggling to conquer from inspiring English sources

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.

These characters are outsiders who find a purpose, and a young man struggling to conquer deep childhood trauma while staying on the side of good.

Shortly before his August arrest, Cassidy's stepmother, singer Shirley Jones, is said to have described the 70s star as "a troubled man who has demons he's been struggling to conquer," per TMZ.

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.

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.

I remember 12 hour stints where I didn't leave my bedroom, as I struggled to conquer Mega Man, Ninja Gaiden, or some other title.

Sherry, Ellen and the other women in the narrative struggled to conquer feelings of isolation and inadequacy -- which were the result of their extended hiatus' from the working world.

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.