Sentence examples for dominating so much from inspiring English sources
With Woods dominating so much of the spotlight in recent years, it has been difficult for other players to develop star status with the public.
Dominating so much British and French art since the war is an emotion of loss, and what has been lost is a sense of national prestige — a sense that what we're doing right here now matters to the world's destiny.
Dominating so much British and French art since the war is an emotion of loss, and what has been lost is a sense of national prestige a sense that what we're doing right here now matters to the world's destiny.
By dominating so much traffic in each market, Schibsted has managed to avoid one of the biggest problems plaguing print publications elsewhere: Because many visitors to newspaper Web sites are simply following links from search engines, they depart as quickly as they arrive.
They say 'never go back' but as a former player, it hurts to see Celtic dominating so much.
And I don't think we have ever been dominated so much at home.
New England dominated so much in the first half that it outshot the MetroStars by 10-2.
(It is odd that both sides in these debates feel that the other dominates so much).
In the final session Vettel again dominated, so much that he elected not to do a second run.
Several of the works drew on the dark, melancholy spirit that dominated so much late Tudor music.
Hacohen recommends Popper's critical rationalism over the poststructuralist relativism that dominates so much of the modern academy.
