Sentence examples for to finally conquer from inspiring English sources

Yet now it appears to have one fatal weakness, and the world is hoping that researchers like Paul can exploit that weakness to finally conquer the virus.

In mid-June 1461, Skanderbeg agreed to a ceasefire with Mehmed who used this time to finally conquer Trebizond (Trabzon) in the northeastern part of modern Turkey.

But my guess is that Nyad's four separate failed attempts to complete the treacherous swim had something to do with her profound determination to finally conquer the challenge.

Thirty years on, who knows – perhaps the Reliant Robin will finally conquer America.

If Singh plays that well Sunday, he will finally conquer his demons at East Lake.

Writing about a fire at the temple in AD69, Tacitus assumed the conflagration would embolden the enemy Gauls into thinking they might finally conquer the city, such was the symbolism of the temple.

Last December, I heard the Korean virtuoso Kyung Wha Chung finally conquer her acute nervousness during a UK comeback concert (a decade after a finger injury had forced her off the public stage), with a grandly passionate, unashamedly Romantic rendering of the Chaconne.

Some of the platform tracks seemed impossible to me until I finally conquered them.

During his time as a cartoonist he moved from pen and ink, pots of glue, scalpels and art board to putting photocopiers to uses never dreamed of by their inventors and finally conquering Apple Macs – he was the first Guardian staffer to use the then unsophisticated graphic capabilities of a computer system that has for many years now been the central production system for the paper.

When the Spartans finally conquered that stronghold, Aristomenes escaped to live in exile on the island of Rhodes.

About 1230 the Teutonic Order began to plunder the lands of the Prussians and finally conquered them and the Yotvingians (Suduvians) in 1283.