Sentence examples for dominated the new from inspiring English sources
Dutch and Flemish families dominated the new profession: in the Netherlands, the firms Cock, Galle, and Passe; in Augsburg, Dominicus Custos; in Antwerp, Brussels, Prague, and Venice, the Sadeler family.
Deutsche, which would have clearly dominated the new institution, had insisted on gutting most of Dresdner's investment banking subsidiary.
New information did come along: Mr. Obama got the support of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and that development dominated the new story.
while the Chetniks were largely in Serbia, which had dominated the new Yugoslav state during the period between the world wars.
It dominated the New York State Y.M.C.A. championships this year and two of the swimmers have clocked nationally ranked times in their age group.
After the breathless crush of big company performances (New York City Ballet, National Ballet of Cuba, American Ballet Theater, Royal Danish) that dominated the New York dance scene this month, there's a sudden hush.
Financial concerns, from paying for college to job prospects, dominated the new-student experience in 2009, according to an annual survey on freshman attitudes.
Who dominates the new order of knowledge?
Mavericks have been dominating the new drama on the box.
A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace dominates the new lobby.
Even if the old retailers dominate the new channel, shopping will never be the same again.
