Sentence examples for dominated of from inspiring English sources

At 74, Tony Allen has released his 10th album, a cool, contemporary set dominated, of course, by relaxed, subtle and insistent percussion.

Mr. Moore's film is dominated, of course, by Mr. Moore, a gifted comedian who has created an appealing character with his signature baseball caps and XXL T-shirts.

That was the year that was: 12 months dominated, of course, by the celebrations marking the anniversaries of those three titans of music: the 300th birthday of Jan Benda, Étienne-Nicolas Méhul's 250th, and Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow's 350th.

Jeter, who has been a legal guardian to her younger sister for more than a decade, has been chasing a major title for years, and she finally caught up to it at age 31, winning in 10.90 into a headwind and striking a blow for the Americans in a race dominated of late by Jamaica.

In-plane component of spin polarization dominated of field-emitted electrons from single crystalline magnetite whisker, thus it is suggested that the magnetization of the magnetite whisker results from the anisotropy of crystalline structure rather than its shape.

In a startup world that has been dominated of late by software and services startups — fuelled by the rise of the internet and gadgets to surf it that largely exclude all but the very biggest players in the hardware sphere, while at the same time enabling great innovation and new stuff in the software sphere — it's interesting to see the rise of littleBits and the reaction it has among VCs.

Italy dominates, of course.

Judgment dominate B2 is an immediate dominate of assignment dominates B3 and B4 and judgment dominate B4 is an immediate dominate of B5 at the same time.

(1) Control dependency Immediate dominate: for x ≠ y, dominate x is an immediate dominate of y, if x is an immediate dominate of y, and there is no dominate z, such that x is the only immediate dominate of z and z is the immediate dominate of y, marked as idem (y).

The domination number (gamma(G)) of G is the minimum cardinality of dominating sets of G.

Yet sandwiches dominate front-of-shop displays.