Sentence examples for ever dominate from inspiring English sources

Mickelson would not speculate when asked if Woods would ever dominate like that again.

Fernandez-Castano was asked if he believed Woods would ever dominate the tour the way he once did.

Given the complexity of the business, Mr. Cassar at Jupiter Research said he doubted that Hallmark would ever dominate the niche.

Ford wanted "to attract new customers without losing avid enthusiasts," in the words of Joel Piaskowski, the new model's lead exterior designer.Mustang sales are unlikely to ever dominate Ford's business like muscle cars once did.

"I remember Nicklaus talking in the late '80s or early '90s that the players out here are not hungry enough and everybody was complacent and writers were writing about how nobody wanted to win and nobody would ever dominate again.

Even if the Gap's comps perk up, it seems unlikely that it can ever dominate the zeitgeist the way it did in the 1990s, when it was as much a cultural phenomenon as a place to get some pants.

.. she certainly dominated that era of Montparnasse more than Queen Victoria ever dominated the Victorian era".

The tops of the tables were, as ever, dominated by schools that select their intake.

Randy Johnson and Steve Carlton, the two greatest left-handed strikeout pitchers ever, dominated hitters this way.

The down-to-the-wire tally capped a drawn-out campaign in which no one candidate ever dominated the field or clearly broke away from the pack.

For over thirty years, in more than a hundred films, Gérard Depardieu has dominated French movies more thoroughly than any actor has ever dominated a nation's cinema.