conquer by, in, during, with or into?

He shall conquer by the power of his Spirit.

This kingdom was conquered by the Myanmar king Bodawpaya in 1784.

However, hills can be conquered by technique and relaxation (remember those breathing exercises?).

Not not a right that is granted by any authority but a separate law conquered by social mobilization, struggle.

This evil within us, if not conquered by Christ, is essentially selfish and cares little for the well being of others.

In 3rd century of our era, Gandhara was again conquered by Sassanid dynasty of Persia (Iran ), followed by Kidara Kushans.

The city was finally conquered by France under King Louis XIV in 1673 and officially ceded by the 1679 Treaties of Nijmegen.

Finally, in order to save his life, he became a Muslim before the Prophet when Mecca was going to be conquered by the Muslims.

When a person is conquered by the fire of His gaze, no sacrifice seems too great to follow Him and give Him the best of ourselves.

However, the prize territories had been conquered by others and Italy was left with unimportant areas such as Eritrea and Somaliland.

The white means righteous, the teachers taught it, that it was the Holy Spirit conquering in the first age.

And Burbo himself - Burbo, the unconquered in the field, according to report, now and then yielded the palm to his soft Stratonice.

The whole country of Syria, the entire Egypt and the greater part of Persia (Iran) was conquered during his caliphate regime.

City of Ujjain (one who conquers with pride) was once ruled by the legendary king Vikramaditya.

I conquer with you Lone when you argue that, these people should have gone back to school after amassing all the wealth if lack of it was the reason why they didn't achieve the best in academia.

Cohen's new book, Conquered into Liberty: Two Centuries of Battles Along the Great Warpath that Made the American Way of War) are quite offensive.