Sentence examples for dominating a class from inspiring English sources

The 2008 Cobra Jet Mustang pays homage to the 1968 428 Cobra Jet Mustang, a model originally built by Ford in the hope of dominating a class of racing that required the use of mostly stock components.

It's tougher for a few individuals to dominate a class, or for that matter, to disengage.

Garcia mentioned how some fighters in previous eras created legacies by dominating a weight class for an extended time.

How could Woods not only avoid a letdown after winning the P.G.A. Championship, but also dominate a world-class field a week later?

The only reason this isn't on the political agenda is because politics – all of it, not just parliament, but thinktanks and comment pages and political affairs programmes – is dominated by a class that wants to protect its own.

It may be the first Chinese company to create, and then dominate, a hot new class of consumer electronics. .

"The upshot will be a redefinition of what constitutes Class A properties and even institutional-quality real estate". The predicted "upshot" is rapidly becoming a reality in Manhattan's commercial real-estate markets, which is dominated by Class A properties.

Our uncertainties over race, ideology, faith, custom and class dominate a world made small within the last century by technology and its interfacing of peoples still new to one another despite the tens of thousands of years that our lineages have coexisted.

Full-time students at LaGuardia pay $1,800 a semester; three remedial classes would dominate a schedule without counting toward graduation.

Often gifted students are so "a-buzz" with ideas when intellectually stimulated, they don't even realize they are dominating the class discussion.

Until 10 days ago, McEwing was playing, but hardly dominating, with Class AAA Norfolk in the International League.