Once primarily the domain of men, increasing numbers of women are plunking down $75 to $150 per hour for a tattoo.
The workplace and the public realm came to be considered the proper domain of men; the private realm of the home belonged to women.
As the discipline of history, the anti-novel, emerged, and especially as it professionalized, it defined itself as the domain of men.
Professional kitchens have long been the domain of men, a fact that has hindered the rise of women as professional chefs.
Although essentially the domain of men, the ships of World War II were often largely built by women, as some rangers note.
Unlike war, which has remained almost exclusively the domain of men, the project of peace and healing has belonged to men and women alike.
Lankford learned how to demonstrate she was more than capable of handling the duties that were once exclusively the domain of men – whether life-threatening rescues or arresting criminals.
Despite a legal requirement that women occupy one in four seats in the new Parliament, the struggles for power here clearly remain the domain of men.
The rise of Japanese women in sports over recent decades has often been in games that used to be the domain of men, like golf, wrestling and marathon running, which women were excluded from in the Olympics until 1984.
"Religion is assumed to be the domain of men, and women do not have much role in it," the Indian feminist writer and publisher Urvashi Butalia said in an interview.
Tango in 1913 Buenos Aires was the domain of men, and men alone.
