Sentence examples for page dominated from inspiring English sources

It was only a few years ago that a visitor to the Apple homepage would find a page dominated by Flash and PDF files.

Monika Bickert, Facebook's vp for Global Policy Management, began her testimony by profusely apologizing to pro-Trump web commentators Diamond and Silk, whose complaint that the company had an anti-Trump bias and interfered with their page dominated a Judiciary hearing earlier this year.

For one, they used to be comically huge -- imagine logging into Facebook to find the top of the page dominated by an unnecessarily large hand pointing sideways, a notification large enough that you might leave it on your screen for longer than necessary because you knew the girl sitting next to you in the computer lab could see it ("Wow, someone Poked him, I bet he's cool," she'd think to herself).

Far smaller items than a page dominate our senses.

Do these chastened content-consumers really want culture pages dominated by trending topics?

The strip arrived at the height of newspaper comics as "funny pages," dominated by knockabout, slapstick strips like "The Katzenjammer Kids" or "Mutt & Jeff," which featured loud, garish characters, with a heavy emphasis on ethnic jokes and puns.

Coca-Cola can manage this – its main site, partner sites, customer sites and Facebook pages dominate – but a company such as Monsanto has a harder time: news reports and organic protest sites feature prominently.

"If you have a lot of different perspectives on one page, often that is more helpful than if the page is dominated by one perspective," Mr. Cutts says.

The Scottish Daily Express front page is dominated by a headline saying "Sturgeon 'prefers Cameron at helm'".

It made the front page and dominated the news for a week.

The front page is dominated by a picture of Prince Charles playing badminton.