Sentence examples for that conquering from inspiring English sources

One is that conquering Everest was everything.

My own explanation for the film's runaway success is that conquering Istanbul is a powerful metaphor.

Further, the fact that conquering this complex problem in laser fusion has not been "on schedule" has nothing to say about progress in magnetic fusion – it has been and continues to be remarkable.

According to the account of a Spanish friar, the streets of the Aztec capital, now Mexico City, were so filled with the dead and dying that conquering soldiers "walked over nothing but bodies".

Or (and perhaps more important) that conquering '2666' in one month is profitable to the reader?" We knew that conquest was unlikely, but hoped that whatever we discovered en route would be at least thought-provoking.

Although the disease is unlikely to affect free-roaming cheetahs, she says that conquering it in captivity could raise awareness of the plight of wild cheetahs.

The robots that conquered the world have conquered Britain, too.

A city that has fascinated me since I was a child, that conquered me immediately.

His art, you might say, was the Trojan horse that conquered Spain.

There's no redemptive ending, no love story that conquers all, no promise that such ills won't be repeated.

Mr. Compagnoni and his fellow climber Lino Lacedelli were part of an Italian team that conquered the mountain on July 31 , 1954