Sentence examples for to conquer something from inspiring English sources

First, music students always strive to conquer something just out of reach.

Men have this idiotic desire to rush off, to migrate or to explore or to conquer something; -- it doesn't matter what.

Richard wanted it to conquer something called "a growth mountain", which sounded like an unsightly by-product of too much yeast in his diet.

To conquer something frustrating the rest of the world.

I'm sure the pups knew what was going on, but it was a way for them to learn how it feels to conquer something much bigger than you.

What if you could conquer something straight away, or speak various words that were able to move the world today?

"When you conquer something as difficult as a stroke, you get in there and you're going to fight, fight, fight to make sure you deliver for the people of Illinois".

The anxiety of feeling lost and stupid is not something you learn to conquer, but something you learn to live with.

From Anne I learnt that my daydreams weren't something to try to conquer – they were something to celebrate.

"It's not about whether he kills the bull or whether he befriends the bull, it's about the fact that he conquers something in himself by coming to understand an outside conflict," Mr. Magee said.

They have conquered something.