Sentence examples for we could conquer from inspiring English sources

The moon landing showed that we could conquer the universe.

We could conquer anything together, and we damn near tried.

We wonder where our zest for life went --when we once had radiant hope and believed we could conquer the world.

The film made us feel like we could conquer anything, and it made the moms in our audience feel inspired, hopeful and empowered to be advocates for their child's education.

Donald Rumsfeld could be indulged in his experiment of a small, lean, highly mobile attack force, and we could conquer Iraq and maintain order with about one fifth of the troops that went to war with Saddam (but did not take or hold Baghdad) in 1991.

I wanted to prove I could conquer the world.

Granderson seemed confident he could conquer the changes because he had a point of reference.

"Give me one brigade of the Basij, and I could conquer the whole country," he said.

Imagine what you could accomplish with an army of followers, the lands you could conquer!

An eternal optimist, Burton believed hard work and desire could conquer all of life's challenges.

A home quarter-final beckoned for the winners, yet neither side could conquer punishing elements.