| "... And had been of late much accustomed "to usurpation and conquest. | |
| "... a the conquest of colonies for our beloved homeland | |
| "But after the Kalingas had been crushed," it continues, "there arose in the king a great conflict, a regret for his conquest, and a yearning for justice." | |
| "Everest is the last great conquest for man... | |
| "For others it's a magical conquest" | |
| "... And had been of late much accustomed "to usurpation and conquest. | |
| "... a the conquest of colonies for our beloved homeland | |
| "But after the Kalingas had been crushed," it continues, "there arose in the king a great conflict, a regret for his conquest, and a yearning for justice." | |
| "Everest is the last great conquest for man... | |
| "For others it's a magical conquest" | |
| "I decided to cast off my mask... "and tell her about my conquests." | |
| "The ears of all the conquests of Maia." | |
| 'I mentioned the valour of our army and navy, 'and our great colonies and conquests.' | |
| 'This single family of warriors 'would lead the Norman conquests of Italy.' | |
| - A gentleman never talks about conquests. | |
| "I decided to cast off my mask... "and tell her about my conquests." | |
| "The ears of all the conquests of Maia." | |
| 'I mentioned the valour of our army and navy, 'and our great colonies and conquests.' | |
| 'This single family of warriors 'would lead the Norman conquests of Italy.' | |
| - A gentleman never talks about conquests. | |
| Not that I don't want to see snaps of your conquests-- oh, she and I haven't conquested yet. | |
| Not that I don't want to see snaps of your conquests-- oh, she and I haven't conquested yet. | |
