Sentence examples for domination into from inspiring English sources
Not for the first time this season, Adelaide failed to turn some significant periods of domination into goals.
Here Mr. Ritchie has muted the politics and "turned a fable of love and domination into a 90-minute television spot for some unspoiled island getaway" (Scott).
This had appeared to be another tale of how José Mourinho's side could not turn domination into three points following Premier League draws with Burnley, Arsenal, Stoke City and Everton.
And, on Giving It All, they have distilled a pleasing reminder of a summer that was all AlunaGeorge's 90s-tinged pop choruses, Nile Rodgers's disco hooks and Disclosure's dancefloor domination into one track.
Indeed, one of the major strains of Hebrew messianic imagery foresaw a time when men would "beat" the instruments of war and domination into tools of peace and prosperity (Isaiah 2 1 4), each person sitting under his own tree, enjoying the fruits of honest labour undisturbed (Micah 4 1 4).
Mr. Ritchie has preserved Ms. Wertmüller's basic story and studiously copied some of her shots -- the Mediterranean, you will be happy to hear, still sparkles -- but he has in effect written a chapter of "Lina Wertmüller for Dummies," or turned a fable of love and domination into a 90-minute television spot for some unspoiled island getaway.
And a color version introduced last year has inspired a new generation of games-to-go that promises to extend that market domination well into the future.
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But his books also dramatize the perception that resistance to domination can develop into its own regime of domination.
Even if global domination sneaks occasionally into their wildest fantasies, no world leader needs to take the threat of mass conversion at the point of the sword seriously.
Here at the end of the era in which finance, the pure business of money, has bloated itself into domination of the American economy, it's only a small exaggeration to say that there are just two kinds of Americans: the ones rolling in Wall Street dough, and everybody else.
