Sentence examples for dominate to close from inspiring English sources

The current press law allows the courts, which hard-liners dominate, to close newspapers at will.

While not to the extent that the Nitros dominated to close the second half, Hoover was in control of the game early thanks to lights out shooting from behind the arc.

(via) The Olympic and Paralympic Games left London last night, as the Closing Ceremony brought the summer they dominated to a close.

A disjointed 12th-frame win by McManus aside, Selby dominated to move close to his first Crucible semi-final since 2010.

Even in a short session that will be dominated by negotiations to close the $650 million budget gap, leaders from both parties proposed new spending this month to provide for terror victims' families and to boost the state's security.

With the budget deficit still running at about seven per cent of G.D.P. and most reputable economists predicting it will start climbing again toward the end of this decade, the next four years are likely to be dominated by efforts to close the long-term gap between spending and revenues.

Against the Springboks, the Lions set-piece recovered from a horrible first Test outing in Durban to dominate at close quarters for the rest of the series.

"The outlook is very much dominated by the need to close the deal with the Middle Eastern investors".

He is already able to dominate close to the basket without having a signature offensive move.

The press law now in effect gives the courts, which are dominated by conservatives, the power to close newspapers summarily and to control who owns or works for them.

Derbyshire responded by then reaching 37-1 to close a day dominated by former Yorkshire left-arm spinner Wainwright.