Sentence examples for meet dominated from inspiring English sources
Tor Arne Hetland of Norway won the men's freestyle sprint yesterday in Engelberg, Switzerland, ending a Nordic cross-country World Cup meet dominated by his compatriots.
Thebes, where the council met, dominated the league since it controlled four districts and supplied the best contingent to the federal army.
At Janet Evans Invitational in Los Angeles two weeks ago, a meet she dominated in 1999, Heyns finished second in the 200-meter finals with an unimpressive 2 29 89, more than six seconds slower than the world mark she established last year.
Women's subordination in the gender system can explain why the specific problems and difficulties women meet have dominated gender research and gender studies for a long time.
He demoralized the world-record holder Asafa Powell in the 100 without blinking (literally or figuratively) and then set the only men's meet record, dominating the 200 in 19.76 seconds.
A convention of provincial representatives met in Santa Fe; dominated by the federalists under Rosas, they called on the governor of Santa Fe to take steps against the Lavalle regime.
In 1993, when the world swimming championships were staged in Rome, there was resentment and suspicion on the pool deck as the Chinese women dominated the meet with a team featuring multiple medalists with massive shoulders, deep voices and heavy acne.
TEENAGER EARNS ANOTHER TITLE Sara Takanashi of Japan earned her second victory in two days at a women's ski jump World Cup meet in Ljubno, Slovenia, dominating a normal hill event.
The convention that met in Philadelphia was dominated by strong-government advocates.
Trouble was, Johnson was not competing at the meet, an event she had dominated in the past.
Runners from Kenya and Ethiopia have dominated the world meet, and no American woman has won a junior title.
