Sentence examples for dominated around from inspiring English sources
Deciduous forests (with Quercus, Carpinus, Corylus) dominated around the site.
He said Sunni insurgent forces still dominated around a third of the province.
Two-step, a smooth, melodic R&B-influenced sound, dominated around the turn of this century, with producers such as MJ Cole and The Artful Dodger finding chart success.
The awesome foursome of props dominated around the rucks to provide a platform for Henry Paul, whose last league appearance before a high-profile switch of codes proved a good deal more enjoyable than Jason Robinson's Old Trafford farewell for Wigan in a grand final defeat by St Helens last year.
Similarly, westerly wind dominated around Tohoku on April 30, 2016, because a developed low-pressure system whose center pressure exceeded more than 976 hPa was located northeast of Hokkaido (Fig. 2b).
We're being dominated around the kitchen table, where we have nothing to talk about expect South Park reruns.
The mobile operators were reportedly worried that this weakens their hand when conducting business negotiations with Apple, especially because their iOS mobile operating system dominates around 35 per cent of the market.
But analysts believe the service will struggle to capture market share from iTunes, which currently dominates around 70% of the legal music download market, a feat which many have tried and failed to do.
He tried to compete in the playoffs but was a shell of himself, unable to dominate around the basket and change the tone of a game.
"We have proposed previously that at room temperature there are fluctuations between local structures of high-density liquid (dominating around 80percentt) and low-density liquid," Nilsson said.
One benefit of the international failure to regulate the financial sector, even after its catastrophic collapse, is that the economic model that dominates around the world has revealed itself not as "free market" but "crony capitalist" – politicians handing over public wealth to private players in exchange for political support.
