Sentence examples for would be vanquished from inspiring English sources

Effective immediately, the Fab Five would be vanquished from its memory.

Still, he did not promise that the Taliban would be vanquished any time soon, saying that victory "may never be marked on a calendar".

Waves of menacing men on motorbikes and cars passed in front of the gates, looked with contempt at the expensive hotel and screamed that Karnataka was great and anyone who stood in its way would be vanquished.

If you told a medieval peasant that all the horsemen of the apocalypse that blighted his (and even more so her) life would be vanquished by the 21st century – famine and disease as well as war and violence – it might be the first two that seemed the real miracles (as well as being responsible for saving many more lives).

The dollar would tank and the dreaded risk of deflation would be vanquished.

But I am suggesting this: there comes a time in any battle when the one who would be vanquished could steal the victory right out of the grasp of the one who would be the vanquisher.

He said he expected Barack Obama to understand that the Pashtun tribes, fighting foreign occupiers of their land, would never be vanquished.

Bill Gates, addressing a Rotary conference in San Diego, acknowledged that mobilizing armies of health workers to squeeze billions of doses of vaccine each year into the mouths of hundreds of millions of children could not go on indefinitely, even as he voiced confidence that polio would ultimately be vanquished.

Others nominated him so the hard left could again be vanquished, a mistake that would not have been made in Mr Blair's day.

It would not do for the style to be vanquished for realism.

They are to be vanquished.