Sentence examples for the ultimate conquest from inspiring English sources
Their supply line secure, they could then roll on to the ultimate conquest: Richmond.
The music acknowledged tumult, contradiction, confusion, fear and the ultimate conquest of the dark plains of psyche and soul.
"For Paul," Ruffalo has said, "Jules is like the ultimate conquest; not only is she married... she's also a lesbian.
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We speak of "the gays" in words reminiscent of the "savages" from those old missionary stories -- foreign and different and far away, the ultimate conquest for the church to tame and colonize and save.
Manuel II Palaeologus, (born July 27 , 1350 died July 21 , 1425soldier, statesman, and Byzantine emperor (1391 1425) whose diplomacy enabled him to establish peaceful relations with the Ottoman Turks throughout his reign, delaying for some 50 years their ultimate conquest of the Byzantine Empire.
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Manuel II Palaeologus, (born July 27 , 1350 died July 21 , 1425 soldier, statesman, and Byzantine emperor (1391 1425) whose diplomacy enabled him to establish peaceful relations with the Ottoman Turks throughout his reign, delaying for some 50 years their ultimate conquest of the Byzantine Empire.
The New York Times described Tritons submerged circumnavigation of the world as "a triumph of human prowess and engineering skill, a feat which the United States Navy can rank as one of its bright victories in man's ultimate conquest of the seas".
Decades ago in cinematic history, a shot at doing the role was regarded as an ultimate conquest by many a beautiful actress.
Still, the decentralized nature of Saxon society made ultimate conquest extremely difficult.
