Sentence examples for dominated on a from inspiring English sources

Before sitting down to eat, there's the lobby's bar to negotiate, inevitably packed, and dominated on a recent evening by British tourists laden with Century 21 shopping bags and by men using the word "iterate" who looked like UrbanDaddy subscribers.

Freeney was named one of four finalists for the Lombardi Trophy this week, and in a year in which no offensive player has dominated on a national scale, he has an outside shot at the Heisman Trophy.

Meanwhile, Amla praised the help he received from team-mate Jacques Kallis (who scored 182 not out himself) during his record-breaking triple century as the tourists dominated on a good batting wicket.

Cotton shipping, which Galveston had thoroughly dominated on a worldwide level, began migrating to other ports in Texas and on the West Coast.

For that to happen, Egypt's disparate democratic forces must unify in a broad negotiating front that unites the "outside" opposition of the youthful movements with the "inside" opposition of the "wise persons" and established parties who have so far dominated, on an ad hoc basis, the discussions with the old order.

He dominated on all surfaces as a junior, much the way he has dominated professionally on clay.

Their classroom was a noisy, sunny space dominated on one wall by a large group-produced painting composed of elaborate blue, orange and yellow shapes.

Dominating on a cerulean afternoon before 24,549 spectators, Team Britain won, 1-0, on a dipping free kick by defender Stephanie Houghton in the 64th minute.

At an atomic level the electromagnetic force is almost completely in control; gravity dominates on a large scale only because matter as a whole is electrically neutral.

He is a 23-year-old pitcher who can dominate on a cursed mound and then be giddy enough to fling a ball over the fence.

That disk seemed preposterously near, and yet it demonstrated how huge a region of the sky the summer sun dominates on a cloudless, smokeless day.