Sentence examples for dominated questions from inspiring English sources
So far, Mr. Cameron is standing by Mr. Mitchell, even though the embarrassment followed the prime minister to New York and dominated questions from British reporters traveling with him to the United Nations.
In contrast, two types of drug treatment dominated questions from professionals: antibiotics and oral isotretinoin.
The economic crisis again dominated question time exchanges, with Brown assuring MPs the government would do "everything it takes" to see the country through the downturn.
The release of correspondence surrounding the invitation dominated question time in both houses of parliament on Monday, and Heydon has foreshadowed a possible hearing on Friday to discuss union complaints about an alleged appearance of bias.
And the dominating questions will be, why is Christian's beard a different colour from his hair?
Just as Mr. Prabhakaran's fate dominates questions about the end of the war, his remorselessness and ruthlessness have made him the dominant figure in Sri Lanka for the past quarter century.
Just as Prabhakaran's fate dominates questions about the end game of the war, his remorselessness and ruthlessness have made him the single dominant figure in Sri Lanka's history for the past quarter-century.
And while the subject dominates questions to the player, his focus is elsewhere.
Marriage equality, education and tax reform are expected to dominate question time as parliamentarians head back to Canberra on Sunday for the first sitting week of the year.
"Prices are still rising faster than wages and the central dominating question of the 2015 election will be: 'After five years, are you better off?' This will be the first full parliament in decades when millions with be worse off at the end of the parliament than the beginning".
That's what we learnt when we got a chance to sit down with the Labour leadership hopeful to ask a few quickfire questions during a campaign otherwise dominated with questions about the doom and gloom of Labour's woes.
