Sentence examples for dominates from from inspiring English sources

Landscape dominates from here on out, beginning with "No.17" (1962), a large, beautiful, largely abstract painting and the best work in the exhibition.

Wood dominates, from the exposed, apparently unfinished ceiling beams to the knotty wall paneling to the tree branches that seemingly burst through one wall, giving that particular corner the airy feel of a treehouse.

Overwhelmingly, though, it is the music that dominates: from the 100-plus percussionists who swarm the stage to the solo singer-guitarist, from the thudding rhythms of the score to the plangent folk melodies that wind through it.

More recently he appeared as a sad fairground performer and criminal in Derek Cianfrance's A Place Beyond the Pines, one of this year's best movies, which he dominates from first to last despite saying little and dying a third of the way through.

In China, biotype 2 dominates, from the 1990s has sometimes been mixed with biotype 1 (Tao et al. 1992).

After more than five decades, Hero's Lacrosse is still going strong – even in an era when club competition dominates from the high school level on down.

Persistence of the effects of treatment provides further rationale for distinguishing shrub-dominated from grass-dominated habitats.

Sanchez looked dominating from the outset.

Duke dominated from the opening tip.

"He dominated from Day One," Els said.

This is a campaign dominated from outside.