Sentence examples for from their domain from inspiring English sources
With "Jaws," the movie industry entered the blockbuster era, and the Bathing Beauties ran screaming from the water, chased from their domain by a razor-mouthed killing machine.
Removing specialists from their domain of expertize or radically changing attributes of the domain would render them equal to a novice.
Yahoo publishes a policy that all mail from their domain needs to conform with their published DMARC policy or otherwise be rejected.
DMARC requires that members adopt e-mail authentication policies whereby any e-mail that claims to be from their domain must pass one of two authentication tests.
Given the health professions' philosophical pluralism and political autonomy, their own conventions seem to provide no principled way to exclude new interventions from their domain.
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But as the wounded woman seems to drift out of her body and into the animal's, the terms of the analogy likewise float free from their domains.
The Lannisters' influence can be felt in direct and subtle ways across the realm, even in places far from their domains.
He was an extremely fine television commentator too, his contributions showing up many of the look-at-me gabble-peddlers of today for what they are (that he was gradually ousted from their domains was as much a testament to the insecurity of others as anything).
Once they sign up, e-mail senders — whether they be a mom-and-pop bakeries or The Gap — will have a way of constantly communicating with the big e-mail providers at Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL about which e-mails purporting to be from their domains should be allowed into in-boxes, and which should not.
One way is by carefully training employees to recognize a scam, not fall for it, and most importantly report it, so the company can remove all such emails from their domains.
