Sentence examples for has dominated that from inspiring English sources

KFI-AM (640), which has dominated that time period for the last four years with local host Bill Handel and the first hour of Rush Limbaugh's nationally syndicated show, was second for the survey period that ran from May 23 to June 19, capturing a 5% audience share.

In Iowa, about a third of the state's electorate has already voted, and the poll suggests that Mr. Obama has dominated that vote.

Over the last several years Mr. O'Brien has dominated that 12 35 a.m. time period, drawing an average of about 2.6 million viewers a night.

And when it comes to targeting consumers with a high-end, smartphone-first strategy, Apple has dominated that market for some time.

"Clearly the president and the Republicans have dominated that issue, in part because he's the president now.

Three months ago, Georgia's legislators opted to shrink a Confederate symbol that had dominated that state's flag since 1956.

"They could have dominated that game, and they did for the most part, but he just made some unbelievable saves".

The Big Board could have dominated that market, but instead it sniffed at it and the market became centered in Chicago, where commodity exchanges had long existed, trading wheat and corn contracts.

British-born choreographers have dominated that wing of the repertory and include Kenneth MacMillan ("Romeo and Juliet," "Manon," "Anastasia"), Ronald Hynd ("The Merry Widow and Ben Stevensonon, artistic director of the Houston Ballet ("Cinderella," "The Snow Maiden").

If there were such thing as outdoor techno, then Avalon Emerson would've dominated that year-end list with "The Frontier" and "2000 Species of Cacti," the two tracks of her desert ride-themed Whities release.

It is one half of an institution that has dominated a culture that has legitimate claims to being the oldest and most deeply felt rivalry in the sport.