"how to dominate" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as the beginning of a sentence or as a phrase within a sentence to discuss the act of exerting control or power over someone or something. Example: "How to dominate in a business negotiation can be a valuable skill for any entrepreneur."
Healey never learned how to dominate the Commons.
Jonathan Bales is the author of Fantasy Football for Smart People: How to Dominate Your Draft.
The 6-3 freshman Tasha Humphrey must learn quickly how to dominate the boards.
£420, miumiu.com We're not sure about: The 'Fifty Shades' phenomenon That Christian Grey sure knows how to dominate – a conversation that is.
But over time, and with some pointers from Adams, he learned both how to dominate on the list and how to amuse a Renaissance-fair crowd.
If only we could demand as much accountability in the world of fantasy football prognostication, we might have a little better guidance on how to dominate our drafts.
As George Edwards notes in his study of Presidents as facilitators, the American system "is too complicated, power too decentralized, and interests too diverse for one person, no matter how extraordinary, to dominate".
Examples of macroevolutionary events, processes, and patterns would include the rise of the dinosaurs (and their extinction); how grasses came to dominate most continents, and how mammalian herbivores responded; how flight evolved in insects, pterosaurs, birds, and bats; and why artiodactyls (even-toed ungulates) replaced perissodactyls (odd-toed ungulates) increasingly during the Tertiary Period.
So break out the cards and maybe order a couple of Dairy Queen cones, the Sage of Omaha's favorite and you just might learn how to quietly dominate the world.
Understanding how people come to dominate one another, and exactly how this domination functions, are important projects for feminists.
Three human characters -- a politician, an actress, a factory manager -- are joined by a few white mice to show us how animals strive to dominate their environments, and how, if they fail, they either flee or attack themselves.
