Dominating it all is the bulbous Esplanade performance center, which is scheduled to open in early October.
Dominating it all is a 20-foot-tall statue of Buddha, a brooding presence -- perhaps warning the thin women seated at low tables around him of the dangers of doing anything more than picking at their Asian fusion food.
The terms of Raines's praise were, as a rule, both triumphalist and agonistic: Sports "spotted the ice judging story early and dominated it all week"; the Business staff and the Washington bureau "continued to dominate the Enron story as they have all winter".
Breadcrumbed bits, burgers, pasta, pizza, macaroni cheese and bangers all dominate – it's groundhog day out there.
He said, in part: "We've got factions now within our own movement seeking power to dominate it, and worst of all to redefine it...
"To go through major league hitters and dominate for all those years, it's one of the greatest feats I'll ever look back on.
At a time when pop music is dominated by above-it-all glibness or by kitsch sentimentality, the genuine feeling of "Play" really resonates.
Unusually for a man — a man renowned for his portrayals of terse masculinity — the dilemma of how to "have it all" dominates his conversation.
The iPad will still dominate the market, because it dominates in all the most important criteria: thinness, weight, integration, beauty — and apps.
This function is independent of any particular kernel ψ, and it dominates pointwise all the above-defined square functions.
It was not so much that the tsar himself wished to dominate all of East Asia; it was rather that he was beset by advisers with several rival schemes and could not bring himself to reject any of them, particularly since he underestimated Japan's resolution and power.
