Sentence examples for of which dominated from inspiring English sources
Other relatives said they were still waiting to be given information about the rampage, news of which dominated early morning TV shows.
The British government has offered to assist the French following the violence, scenes of which dominated the front pages of the French newspapers.
An unfurled American flag adorns part of the set that studio officials call Broadway, built for Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New York," the filming of which dominated the studio for eight months in 2001.
With his relentless cross-examination of Ms. Smith, highlights of which dominated local newscasts, Mr. Hardin, 59, has become so well known that strangers shout at him on the street.
This is because the entire history of television is the history of just ten shows, each of which dominated the ratings for roughly six or roughly three years: "I Love Lucy," "Gunsmoke," "Bonanza," "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In," "All in the Family," "Happy Days," "Dallas," "The Cosby Show," "Roseanne," and "Seinfeld".
From the mid-1980s [ 1, 2] this hypothesis began to give focus and excitement to what had been an unstructured research field with dozens of complex and unrelated theories [ 3], none of which dominated.
The show is divided into four themes: landscapes, still lifes, pools and portraits -- all of which dominate his paintings.
The San Francisco Bay area, with 5.4 million people, is home to 19 daily newspapers, many of which dominate their chosen slices of the region.
To the west is its more massive successor, the basically Gothic St. Vitus's Cathedral, the twin spires of which dominate the city skyline.
Trinidad and Tobago is one of the wealthiest countries in the Caribbean, thanks to its large reserves of oil and gas, the exploitation of which dominates its economy.
Comparison of different alternatives with experimental data taken from the literature suggests that there are two basic mechanisms, a laminar and a turbulent one, each of which dominates under suitable conditions.
