Sentence examples for territory to conquer from inspiring English sources

But there's still plenty of territory to conquer.

But hold back on these gratis offerings — there is much territory to conquer.

In 1967 they went together to Papua New Guinea, where there was new territory to conquer.

White Chicks 2 is wobbling on to the horizon; there's more big, broad comedy territory to conquer.

"The stage is like a battlefield for me, and every show is like a new territory to conquer," he says with Norse grandeur.

His fine strategic sense and his effective use of cavalry enabled him to cripple the striking power of the Mossi (although he could not annex their territory), to conquer and assimilate the Dendi area, and to discourage Tuareg raiding.

It ditched its make-do-and-mend business model and began to invest in building modern breweries.SAB also began looking for fresh territories to conquer.

A great dreamer, he was avid for territories to conquer and provinces to populate; an experienced diplomat with a knowledge of Russia that Catherine had not yet acquired and as audacious as Catherine was methodical, Potemkin was treated as an equal by the empress up to the time of his death in 1791.

It's off to new challenges, new territories to conquer, already.

(Russell 1938 95) Ultimately, Russell argues that economic power is attained through the ability to defend one's territory (and to conquer other lands), to possess the materials for the cultivation of one's resources, and to be able to satisfy the demands of others on the market.

When most of the crusaders departed after the 40-day term they had promised to serve, he was left with large territories still to conquer.