Sentence examples for dominates course from inspiring English sources

GONZALEZ DOMINATES COURSE: Ricardo Gonzalez continued to dominate the European Masters, recording a spectacular eagle and three birdies yesterday to increase his lead to two strokes in Crans-Sur-Sierre Crans-Sur-Sierre

Italy dominates, of course.

As a complication of critical illness, weakness frequently slows and even dominates the course of recovery from critical illness.

Generally, they consist of five to six instruments dominated of course by a melody-playing gong row that functions as a lead/central melodic instrument for the entire ensemble.

Tim Herron shot a 65 for the second day in a row and was at 130. (AP) LEAD SHARED: Dominating a course yet to mature after extensive reconstruction, Helen Alfredsson and Se Ri Pak each shot a seven-under-par 65 yesterday to share the lead after the opening round of the Giant Eagle L.P.G.A. Classic in Howland, Ohio.

Strong currents dominate this course, and when going against the current, teams look for relief.

Mr. Moore's film is dominated, of course, by Mr. Moore, a gifted comedian who has created an appealing character with his signature baseball caps and XXL T-shirts.

At 74, Tony Allen has released his 10th album, a cool, contemporary set dominated, of course, by relaxed, subtle and insistent percussion.

Runners barely took three strides without facing steps of all shapes and sizes, 60,000 in all, dominating a course devoid of flats.

Helping Cuba dominate, of course, was how its grown men generally played the best collegians from other nations, particularly the United States.

With the U.S. timetable dominating the course of events, and regional players maneuvering for position, Mr. Clarke told the BBC, the "war is slipping away for reasons beyond our control".