Sentence examples for accustomed to dominating from inspiring English sources

Oil and gas are accustomed to dominating the debate.

Marbury and Francis are accustomed to dominating the ball, and the offense.

The result was a bloody draw — a revelation to the Israeli Army, accustomed to dominating wherever it fights.

The result was a bloody draw a revelation to the Israeli Army, accustomed to dominating wherever it fights.

Underlying the debate is the concern that McGrady is accustomed to dominating the offense, which would surely disrupt the Rockets' egalitarian vibe.

Australia has become accustomed to dominating the development agenda in the South Pacific, setting priorities and determining the best policy responses.

A pack accustomed to dominate received as good as it got in both set piece and loose from their Irish counterparts, and it was only in the backs where England's greater power and pace made them consistently the more threatening side.

We have become accustomed to seeing them dominate.

"Cora" captures the strain in this stuffy household, dominated by a woman accustomed to having her orders obeyed without question.

Ireland, Israel, and Malta are all polities that have been long dominated by religious monopolies accustomed to obtaining enormous concessions in education, the welfare state, and reproductive technologies.

Their rapidly-rising income reflects, in part, the fact that the boards of trustees of most higher educational institutions are dominated by businessmen, who, naturally, are accustomed to the outlandish incomes and perks of the corporate world.