| Audiences in Bombay's derelict Art-Deco cinema halls often hoot and whistle when their hero vanquishes a villain. |
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| He's out of ammo and doomed for sure, and there's 15 guys on him, and he vanquishes them all with his will and might. |
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| As the night falls, darkness vanquishes his faculties and he yearns for some safe haven to hide therein. |
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| Rather, we will win by ensuring that hope vanquishes fear, that optimism triumphs over despair. |
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| Swift and efficacious in her blessings, Tara vanquishes obstacles and fear, and protects those in danger and difficulty who call to her. |
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| Uncertainty vanquishes notions of exclusivity and superiority. |
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| In a movie filled with orgasmatrons and car-sized bananas, it is a last absurd gesture that vanquishes the villains. |
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| The archetypes of evil Bond vanquishes are all world-class crooks. |
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| The Queen of the Fairies vanquishes the witch's evil powers. |
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| For, sure as David fells Goliath, and tortoise vanquishes hare, nearly every international sporting tournament sees the public's imagination captured by the exploits of some plucky underdogs. |
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| There, too, Iron Man saves the day, doing so with a vault into space that vanquishes a distant fiend, one-on-one and out of the public's view, in a way that resembles the mission in Abbottabad. |
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| It vanquishes the twilight areas of our open spaces. |
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| At the end evidently, the spell is broken and true love vanquishes. |
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