Sentence examples for try and conquer from inspiring English sources

Rather than following this pattern, Tiger has chosen to try and conquer his golfing demons at the most closely-watched tournament of the year.

Maybe it will be China's turn to try and conquer a country full of the mineral resources it so badly craves.

As for the incumbent president, he has no choice but to try and conquer back those voters who had voted for him five years ago and now opted for the extreme right.

I went tree surfing to try and conquer my fear of heights, and ended up laughing more than I'd laughed in a year when we fell on our asses at the end of the course.

"Seeing King Kong try and conquer New York," he said, with a small grin.

Barrett accused Walker of deliberately using the budget situation to "try and divide and conquer this state".

After all, at the first sign of cracks in your armor, the other side will try to divide and conquer.

Some now worry about another act of military adventurism to try to divide and conquer its outside partners, confident that China will back it when the chips are down a third nuclear test, for example, perhaps using not North Korea's dwindling stock of plutonium but its newly enriched uranium.

But to try to divide and conquer, which is what the Republicans always do -- it's just sad".

Some politicians try to "divide and conquer," - that's a direct quote from Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a likely Presidential candidate - pitting union and nonunion workers against each other.

Yet while politicians try to divide and conquer the city's pichadores and graffiti artists, by labeling the former "vandals" and the latter "artists," there is no bad blood between the groups themselves.