Sentence examples for dominates into the from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the operating systems side would maintain its monopoly over Windows and the company's current goal of extending the operating system from the desktop environment it dominates into the world of servers and Internet devices -- "Windows for the world," as William H. Gates, Microsoft's chairman, calls the strategy.

It has been another dominating run into the last eight for the 34-year-old American, who has yet to be broken and has faced just one break point in four matches while never spending more than 68 minutes on court.

The visitors continued to dominate proceedings into the second half, but were only able to double their advantage and seal the win inside the final 10 minutes of the game.

In the UK the arrival of indie rock bands, particularly The Smiths, has been seen as marking the end of synth-driven new wave and the beginning of the guitar-based music that would dominate rock into the 1990s.

Liverpool continued to dominate possession into the second half, but they also continued to run into dead ends, and their lack of ideas was summed up by Gerrard's increasingly desperate efforts to make amends for his error from distance.

By 1922, half of the Welsh seats in Westminster were held by Labour politicians, which was the beginning of a Labour hegemony which would dominate Wales into the 21st century.

The Yankees won five World Series in a row and dominated baseball into the early 1960s.

The 'faculty psychology' approach to the mind, which attempts to explain mental function in terms of categories that reflect modular 'faculties', such as emotions, cognitions, and perceptions, has dominated research into the mind and its physical correlates.

Alexander Alekhine dominated chess into the mid-1930s.

He returned from jail to dominate the city into the 1980's.

Such novelties dominated the industry into the 1930's, when aluminum took off in other directions: furniture, construction materials and transportation equipment.