Sentence examples for further dominion from inspiring English sources
Not content, Braccio sought further dominion in southern Italy but was defeated in the Battle of Aquila (June 2 , 1424.
But the British government, stripped of the postwar settlement, is now a patchwork quilt of fusty elites, and giving it further dominion over our lives is at least as unwise.
In the same year, George's surviving uncle died and he inherited further German dominions: the Principality of Lüneburg-Grubenhagen, centred at Celle.
Overall, this patent could do a lot to help expand the iPad's dominion even further, by turning it into a carry-anywhere intelligent, integrated media console for a variety of different devices and applications that currently have less than impressive built-in versions of the same.
Switching to a different digital Bible -- God forbid -- becomes less likely with each new revelation a user types into the app, further securing YouVersion's dominion.
Six years later the same leaders were defeated on the Tyne by Constantine in a battle whose site and incidents are told in conflicting stories; it appears certain, however, that Constantine saved his dominions from further serious attacks by the Vikings.
The drama last night was further heightened by the fact that Dominion had said that its offer would expire at midnight.
Gian Galeazzo united all the Visconti dominions in his own hands and further amplified them by his military power and his clever manipulation of rival cities.
He comes close in his introduction, and in the essay "The Right Shade of Blue?," where he wonders how "those who urge the country further and further toward tax-free, Deuteronomy-based world dominion" can be put on the defensive.
By the Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921) the remaining 26 counties in the south achieved dominion status; the nominal link with the British Commonwealth was further eroded in 1937 and was severed in 1949.
After the suppression of Leisler's Rebellion and the reinstatement of colonial governments in New England, no further effort was made by English officials to restore the "shattered" dominion.
