Sentence examples for dominated newspapers from inspiring English sources

On Saturday Italian President Sergio Mattarella called for an "ample, rapid and severe" judicial process concerning the case, which has dominated newspapers' front pages for days.

As in, did this pareve, poorly-written, not-entirely-credible account of first-time guilt-ridden yeshiva sex really ignite the firestorm of controversy that has dominated newspapers, blogs and Shabbat table conversation?

The issue dominated newspaper front pages in Tehran on Tuesday.

The scandal has dominated newspaper front pages around the world for a week.

In recent weeks sensational kidnappings and robberies have dominated newspaper headlines.Against this unhappy backdrop have appeared growing divisions between the protest movement that launched last year's revolution and the Islamist-dominated parliament.

The eligibility debate surrounding footballers representing countries they were not born in has dominated newspaper headlines since Adnan Januzaj's two goals for Manchester United against Sunderland over a fortnight ago.

Pensions have dominated newspaper headlines recently, but the myriad articles and editorials make it only too plain that when someone says they have a simple solution we should all watch out for our wallets.

That claimed threat dominated newspaper coverage, and the claim was one source of Dr. Kelly's reservations about how the dossier was being assembled under the political supervision of Alastair Campbell, then Mr. Blair's spokesman.

"It is a tremendous network, that works," said Doug Hederman, class of '93, whose family not only owns a commercial printing company but also dominated newspaper publishing in the state for over 50 years.

This was exactly what happened during the 1980s, when hostile takeovers and massive layoffs dominated newspaper headlines.

Their names are synonymous with violent crimes that dominated newspaper headlines and bulletins at the time they were committed.