Sentence examples for to vanquishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To defeat, to overcome.
The message was that he was dedicated to vanquishing once and for all what Canadian political scientists call "western alienation".
But if Mr Assad takes them, he will be one step closer to vanquishing the mainstream opposition that rose up against his rule in 2011.His forces made a move towards that goal on February 17th when, backed by Shia militiamen including Hizbullah from Lebanon, they made surprise attacks on villages north of the city.
They too build their funding, supporters, media, and grassroots army, dedicated to vanquishing their enemies.
If CNBC's Insana is right that the "longer run" path to vanquishing the threat of deflation could take at least a decade, then the Fed is only halfway there now, and halfway to 4 is indeed 2. Seasoned investment managers like Mohamed El-Erian, late of PIMCO, have begun referring to "lowflation" fears as pressuring bond yields and Central Bank rates down.
The only way to vanquish cowardice is to brandish courage.
All that was required was to vanquish the enemy.
The next year, Columbu continued, Schwarzenegger was determined to vanquish Oliva.
But the NHDSC moved to vanquish the drama.
No competing narrative is going to vanquish the other.
We've got some ice monsters to vanquish.
