Sentence examples for dominated real from inspiring English sources

The final attempt was made last year, according to the report, after Barcelona had dominated Real in Europe and at home, but again they were knocked back.

Connolly says the Saint Jean and Villefranche neighborhoods tout many royal properties as well as Cannes, where Arab royals once dominated real estate.

But many social scientists say Hong Kong has never been a truly free market, but rather an economy of close alliances between local government and a wealthy few who dominate real estate development and other industries.

And until Bitcoin values are less volatile relative to the currencies that now dominate real economies, users are unlikely to change their monetary frame of reference.That may be for the best, given another Bitcoin quirk.

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Barcelona advanced to the Champions League final by dominating Real Madrid in a 1-1 Tuesdaysday night, winning the semifinal, 3-1, on aggregate, as Pedro Rodríguez scored off a perfect pass from Andrés Iniesta in the 54th minute.

Art's job is to provoke thought in ways that are difficult to resolve and uncomfortable; it's a relatively neutral place to experience the unresolvable issues that dominate real life, to practice a kind of abstract flexibility that might move us toward resolution in real life.

But then if you're an app complaining about how digital is dominating real life then acting all spammy to draw attention to yourself would be a tad hypocritical.

With Barca dominating Real on the field, and Barca players comprising the core of the world champions Spanish national team, Catalonia is now pulling more strings than ever in Spain's destiny.

They can dominate real-time communication: chat, check-ins, poke, texting and Skype video chat.

Twitter and its acquisition Periscope are trying to dominate real-time media, showing you the most exciting stuff in the world as it happens.

They said that the village planning commission that opposed the Bates Law was dominated by real estate interests.