Sentence examples for through the conquest from inspiring English sources

The Aztec capital was originally two separate cities, Tlatelolco and Tenochtitlán, which merged into one through the conquest of Tlatelolco.

Apparently created about 1740 by an exploring party from western Lunda, the kingdom rapidly increased in size and influence through the conquest and annexation of neighbouring states.

The first sizable group of Latinos to become Americans did so through the conquest and annexation of the Southwest in 1848.

Bows are awkwardly made to severer theorists: Myra Jehlen argues that Emerson's vision of man coming into his godship through the conquest of nature reads suspiciously like an apology for westward expansion.

One was through the conquest of the Romans across the Alps into France and the Low Countries, where, previously, descendants of the horses of Central Asia had constituted the equine population.

Bows are awkwardly made to severer theorists: **{:.break one} ** Myra Jehlen argues that Emerson's vision of man coming into his godship through the conquest of nature reads suspiciously like an apology for westward expansion.

Wandering in the streets above Illampu, the European influences that have filtered through Bolivia since the Conquest weaken.

A triumph won day by day through unremitting discipline and the conquest of fear.

The palace remained in use, Mr. Marchetti said, through the Assyrian conquest in 717 B.C.

It continues through the Frank conquest, repeated ransacking by Norsemen, the Crusades and the start of centuries of on-and-off conflict with the English.

Unlike the fascists, however, neofascists placed more blame for their countries' problems on non-European immigrants than on leftists and Jews, displayed little interest in taking lebensraum (German: "living space") through the military conquest of other states, and made concerted efforts to portray themselves as democratic and "mainstream".