Sentence examples for price dominated from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, people are always pining for the days when Arturo Toscanini, Leonard Bernstein, and Leontyne Price dominated the airwaves and appeared on the covers of magazines.

The more generic the service is, the more price dominates.

Price dominates an otherwise indifferently acted film as Roderick Usher, the mad, hypersensitive, last surviving male member of a cursed, degenerate family, who harbours incestuous desires towards his cataleptic sister, with whom he lives in a creepy New England mansion that itself is possessed by an evil spirit which contaminates the immediate, mistbound area.

Oil prices dominated the 31-minute news conference here, near Pittsburgh.

Crude oil prices dominated trading during the week as they have for months.

Once sticker price, debt load and public perception collided, however, the public outcry over high sticker prices dominated even the most cogent explanations of what to expect and how to pay for college.

With energy prices dominating the headlines after British Gas hiked its prices, Energy Secretary Ed Davey was asked whether people should wear jumpers.

The surge in real estate prices dominates conversation at São Paulo's restaurants just as it did in New York City before the financial collapse.

High rollers and high prices dominate sales held by the big archrivals: Christie's, with its merchant partner, Zachys, and Sotheby's, with Aulden Cellars.

In the catalog, Mr. Chang calls Hong Kong "a city where real estate prices dominate all social discourse" — an apt comment considering that he just opened a space near a cargo shipping terminal.

But with gasoline prices dominating the news in the Midwest, he has chosen to shift gears somewhat and focus his message as much on reducing oil prices and consumption as on cleaning up the environment.