Sentence examples for dominated for the first from inspiring English sources

During the 13th century European art was dominated for the first time by the art and architecture of France.

Algeria was dominated for the first three decades following independence by the National Liberation Front Frontt de Libération Nationale; FLN), until 1989 the sole legal political party.

The difference reflected in part the changing composition of the crowd, which on Friday was dominated for the first time by hard-core soccer fans, known here as Ultras, who turned out looking for revenge against the police after a melee at a soccer match a few days before.

Late Triassic (Norian-Rhaetian) reef complexes, more modern in aspect and dominated for the first time by scleractinian (stony) corals and calcareous pharetronid sponges, occur as thick sequences in the Dachstein and Steinplatte regions of Austria and Germany, as well as in Iran and the Himalayas.

England came perilously close to blowing a match they had dominated for the first 60 minutes, when their play was as good as it has been at any point since Jones took over and, in fact, better than much of what they produced during Stuart Lancaster's time in charge, too.

Stoke had dominated for the first hour and deservedly led through goals from Victor Moses and Mame Biram Diouf.

The Chiefs have big-play threats in receivers Dwayne Bowe, Jonathan Baldwin and Steve Breaston, but really, this is a prime opportunity for the Jets' defense to dominate for the first time since overwhelming Jacksonville in Week 2. Quotation of the Week "I said, 1-0 doesn't really make you a coordinator.

The succession of colonisation follows more or less a classical pattern with facultative anaerobes such as Escherichia coli or Enterococcus sp. dominating for the first hours or days.

STEELERS 20, BILLS 0: Troy Edwards scored on a 78-yard punt return and host Pittsburgh's defense was dominating for the second straight game.

Boston is the city where immigrants literally deposed the "Brahmins" who dominated it for the first three centuries of its existence.

Though Scott Strickland (3-2) earned the victory in relief today, Trachsel dominated Philadelphia for the first six innings, allowing just three hits and a walk as the Mets recorded their fifth shutout and third 1-0 victofy of the season.