Sentence examples for beginning to rule from inspiring English sources

It came at a time, when affordable cameras, YouTube and modest documentaries were just beginning to rule the roost.

As courts are beginning to rule, the problem is not requiring identification — it is requiring identification that lots of voters just do not have.

By the time he negotiated a contract to drive a Cooper for the independent Yeoman Credit squad in 1961, Colin Chapman's ultra-lightweight Lotus designs were beginning to rule the Formula One roost.

Mendleman, who fashions his wares by hand, realizes change is in the air (cheaply made goods are beginning to rule the day), and one of the many strengths of this graphic novel is its ability to convey the rug maker's highs and lows during this transition.

By the time he voiced his complaint, "Last Year at Marienbad" had been playing around the country for more than two years, and an audience that was all too happy to embrace ambiguity, dissonance and even its own bewilderment was beginning to rule the day.

As a result, the adult Go-Sanjō, who had prepared assiduously for ruling, began to rule free of the strong control of a Fujiwara regent.

Pain began to rule and ruin her days.

Civilian judges have for the first time begun to rule against the military council.

He was reelected in 1928, despite heated opposition from students and professional men, and began to rule even more dictatorially.

Traidenis, ruler from 1270 to 1282, was probably the founder of the dynasty named after Gediminas, who began to rule about 1315.

On Dec. 31, 1851, Francis Joseph abolished the last vestiges of constitutionalism and began to rule as absolute master.