Sentence examples for which vanquished from inspiring English sources

He was intentionally walked in the Dominicans' four-run rally in the fifth inning Monday, which vanquished the team that beat them twice in 2009.

Because insiders aided his escape, rumors circulated for years that he was helped and protected by former Mexican President Felipe Calderon's government, which vanquished some of his top rivals.

San Antonio's patented side pick-and-roll action with Tony Parker -- which vanquished Aldridge and the Blazers during the 2014 postseason -- would be an easy marriage.

The numbers contrast record-low unemployment, inflation and interest rates under Ms Rousseff with just the opposite under Mr Neves's political mentor, Fernando Henrique Cardoso.This tried and tested tactic is misleading, for Mr Cardoso had to contend with an economy plagued by hyperinflation (which he vanquished) and lack of competitiveness (which his reforms helped allay).

They left together and came upon an army which they vanquished using the bogle's plan.

It was a truly bipartisan outcome, one of those increasingly infrequent moments in which facts vanquished ideology on Capitol Hill.

They lost their last seven wickets for 21 runs and their status as the world's No 1 side to the team which had vanquished them, England.

The other half were leftist positions, many of them backed by the long-governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, which he vanquished on Sunday night.

Alonso led Hamilton home by 1.5 seconds after a heroic performance by the Englishman, in which he vanquished his Mercedes team-mate and recent nemesis Nico Rosberg by an embarrassing 54 seconds.

The vast structure is similar in appearance to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, but unlike the French model this was not constructed to celebrate some famous victory in which Spain vanquished a foreign foe.

The high quality of the urns, experts say, suggests that the family supported the political transition of Perugia into the orbit of Rome, which had vanquished the Etruscans at the Battle of Sentinum in 295 B.C. "From a historical point of view they are important," said Gabriele Cifani, an antiquities expert at the University of Tor Vergata in Rome, who assisted in the police case.