Sentence examples for Age domination from inspiring English sources
"This is space age domination technology," wrote another.
He recalled how 15 years ago baseball seemed doomed to an ice age of domination by the big-city name-brand teams.
Yielding to a great power goes back to the age of Chinese domination, when Korea was forced to adopt the policy of sadaechuui ("serving the great").
And up out of the stadium floor sprouted half a dozen dark satanic mills to usher Britain into its age of prosperous domination and forge five rings which interlocked spectacularly over the stadium.
So, please join me in welcoming in the new age of zombie domination, and know that I don't mean this in any kind of metaphorical or allegorical sense, nor as a comment on the ways in the which the rich are feeding off the poor and middle class and sucking the United Ss of A dry. No, that would be my upcoming post on vampires.
We should have thought of that before we invaded, because Iranian influence was guaranteed when the U.S. overturned the age-old Sunni domination of Iraq and empowered the majority Shiites.
The goal of the Brotherhood – their "Great Work of Ages" – is world domination and a micro-chipped population.
Slogans of national interest, democracy or religious utopia are being raised by different sides to mask the age old desire for domination of resources.
His candidacy is a protest against the Concertación's failure to hold a national primary election and against what he sees as the domination of ageing and unaccountable party bosses.
– Vindu Goel Instagram's Man of Vision The Guardian | Kevin Systrom, who sold Instagram to Facebook for $1 billion at the age of 28, eyes world domination.
By Elizabeth Parsons The New Yorker, October 13 , 1945P. 24 Attempt of the sensitive Angela Webb, aged 4, to escape the domination of her callous mother, Sally and her somewhat barbaric older brother.
