Sentence examples for define and dominate from inspiring English sources

As usual it will be Iraq's Shia parties who will continue to define and dominate the Iraqi state.

In Germany, for instance, elements of the Kaiser's government and the Prussian officer class were convinced that their young and rising country, hemmed in by France and Russia on land, and by the British at sea, needed to establish, once and for all, its right to define and dominate a Mitteleuropa.

In the next fifteen years, Wasserman came to define and dominate first the talent-agency business and then the television-production business; and now, as the president of M.C.A./Universal Studios, he was setting out to create an international entertainment conglomerate — one that, if he had his way, would dominate that sphere as well.

"Define and dominate," he says.

And as has happened before with other major paradigm transitions, new businesses will emerge to define and dominate markets.

By a chain reaction of events, their saga, superstitions, spirituality and sectarian split (creating Christianity) would end up being assimilated (just as they formerly assimilated the Gods of older civilizations) into a sun-worshipping Roman empire that would define and dominate the Western world.

The consummate host, he defined and dominated the American literary party scene for the latter half of the last century.

Koons exalts a society that is defined and dominated by financial wealth, as flaunted by those who have it and presumably admired by those who don't.

Rather than the internet as shopping mall – defined and dominated by commercial interests – how could we build the public park of the internet?

This is an odd Congressional district, snaking across Brooklyn and Queens and picking up pockets of the white residents that once defined and dominated these boroughs.

This is the reality of doing business in the metropolitan area, where the suburban teams are defined and dominated by the skyline, however brutally altered by the tragedy of Sept. 11.