You have to slowly but surely hand over the control you monopolized for over a decade.
As a result of these and other changes, the Spaniards and their creole successors came to monopolize control over the land, seizing many of the best lands abandoned by the massive native depopulation.
The monastery went on to become the residence and sepulcher of the family as well as the house of the catholicos; beginning in the fifteenth century, the family also monopolized control over the seat of Catholicos itself, which would from thereon in pass down from uncle to nephew.
If one or a few males are able to monopolize reproduction over a long time, the amount of paternal half-siblings in the group is high.
Until progressives break with Obama's rosy perceptions, they will have nothing to offer as a retort to the tea-party faux populists who are effectively monopolizing the legitimate rage over the bailouts that have spread like wildfire throughout the land.
You never forget the rival who cast a shadow over your childhood, monopolizing your father's love and attention, clearly preferred.
The report comes five weeks before the Nov. 5 elections, at a time when Democrats have expressed frustration over the Republicans' monopolizing the public's attention on a possible war with Iraq.
Forgive me, ladies, but I'll be over in the corner monopolizing Hedy Lamarr, dimly remembered as a Hollywood B-list actress.
Images of these two men dying over and over again will monopolize the media, with many people joining in the mourning but not really grappling with the fact that in both, we see non-black officers not only kill men who don't appear to be a threat, but also who continue to point guns at their dead bodies as if even in death our skin is the most fearful thing one can face.
It's easy to imagine Facebook Home monopolizing every core aspect of the phone over time: photos, games, calendaring, and so on, continuing to immerse users deeper and deeper in Facebook, an opportunity that is unique to mobile devices.
