Sentence examples for course dominate from inspiring English sources

CBS mostly stays out of the way and lets the players and course dominate its broadcasts, but sometimes the network's institutional reverence for the tournament irritates me.

As David Cameron flies to St Petersburg this morning he will be painfully aware that the world will not be waiting to see what he thinks or what he might do next on Syria - the issue which is not on the formal agenda of the G20 but will, of course, dominate the meeting of the leaders of the world's 20 leading economies.

America, of course, dominates.

Mrs. Obama, of course, dominates the spotlight.

Oil, of course, dominates world economics and politics.

The subtle Cantonese cuisine, of course, dominates the local restaurants.

(The reserve ratio is, of course, dominated by legal reserve requirements, where they exist).

The Great Depression, of course, dominates the book — and is far worse than anything we've been through.

The story is of course dominated by the personality – and therefore the name – of Maxim's dead wife.

The inequality story has, of course, dominated national headlines, especially the astounding gains of the top 1percentt.

English, of course, dominates the rest.Passionate devotees of Irish say that it is a vital part of the country's identity.