Sentence examples for dominated talk from inspiring English sources

Speed and safety dominated talk among bobsledders and skeleton athletes, who share the track with luge.

The deal dominated talk radio, no small feat considering the 9-2 NEnglandand Patriots play the 9-2 Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.

BEIJING — For the last several years, one big theme has dominated talk of the future of Asia: As China rises, its neighbors are being inevitably drawn into its orbit, currying favor with the region's new hegemonic power.

But even reservations about the advisory committee and the reporting of new accusations are not being expressed with the frustration and exacerbation that had dominated talk about the Archdiocese of New York in recent weeks and months.

The meeting represented a moment of ceremony and protocol during a day filled with unceremonious news and, well, chaos, thanks to a global financial crisis that dominated talk in London and Europe.

The warnings, urging the community to stay vigilant, dominated talk in local cafes.

The issue has dominated talks between Mr. Bush and Mr. Fox for most of their presidencies.

Today, the schism between Europe and the United States over Iraq also dominated talks.

WASHINGTON — Short-term concerns once again dominated talks at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund's annual meetings, this time over the fiscal impasse in the United States.

The issue of child benefits and changes to social security systems also dominated talks in Brussels between Cameron and Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European commission.

One issue that dominated talks, which concluded early Friday, was a deeper-than-expected recession in Greece that would necessitate "some additional elaboration to ensure there is no divergence" from deficit reduction targets, Mr. Venizelos said.