Examples of using Conquerors in English and their translations into French
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the people of Fribourg request the conquerors to convert their occasional alliance into a perpetual alliance.
Traditional cheese making in El Hierro started with the arrival of the conquerors in the 15th Century.
Many were relocated by their Christian conquerors or had migrated to Muslim-ruled Granada and, in some rare cases, to North Africa.
This sack appears as part of the final scenario in the Attila the Hun campaign in the Microsoft computer game Age of Empires II: The Conquerors.
will meet in the ambulances of the conquerors.
Each civilization has its own special characteristics- some of them are expansionists and conquerors, while ohters are really peaceful.
intelligent and ignorant, the conquerors and the subjugated.
entitled"The Conquerors" and"The Conquered" are an allegory of war.
bishop of Bayeux and William the Conquerors half-brother.
Pray for loved ones of martyrs of the Christian faith to see their deceased as more than conquerors through Him who loved us Romans 8:37.
Live from Rigel 7, Conquerors of Rigels 4 through 6,
In the same way, conquerors found the Americas
Through the actions of missionaries and conquerors, most of northern Kotoko had converted to Islam by the 19th century.
Centaurs have been conquerors, sovereign rulers of each world they overtook.
The wars of unification were long past, and would-be conquerors were now trusted allies.
The Société de Développement Économique de la Colombie-Britannique(SDECB) lights the way for hesitant decision-makers and cautious conquerors so that you can aim higher without missing the target.
Arab conquerors introduced Islam to Zoroastrians in Iran
Following religious paths, Aragonese, Sicilian, Norman and Arabic conquerors claimed the island for themselves.
Twenty Mark 1 and 165 Mark 2 Conquerors were built, including conversions of Caernarvon Mk IIs.
in such a way as to constitute an obligatory waypoint, not only for traders, but also for conquerors.