Sentence examples for regularly dominate from inspiring English sources

You may have noticed that in solo sports, players can regularly dominate the field.

One is the quality of its universities, which regularly dominate global league tables.

The Bulldogs, who regularly dominate the Western Athletic Conference, always seem to have a pro-style quarterback, a surplus of sure tacklers and superb special teams.

In "Bush States Case for Heisman, Loudly" (Nov. 22), Lee Jenkins writes that "what makes Fresno State the premier program from a non-B.C.S. conference is its consistency" and that the Bulldogs "regularly dominate the Western Athletic Conference".

Either way, in an era in which discussions around privilege and identity regularly dominate headlines, accent discrimination is rarely the subject of serious debate.

As its name suggests, Ca. Pelagibacter ubique's genome, transcriptome, and proteome regularly dominate bacterial surveys throughout the pelagic environment.

Ridley tended to win better reviews; Tony regularly dominated the box office.

It didn't matter that Pet Sounds was influential, regularly dominating "greatest albums of all time" lists.

With the veteran Kelly Gregg gone, the Chiefs are relying on either the regularly dominated Amon Gordon or last year's sixth-round rookie, Jerrell Powe, to anchor the middle.

Not only do they bring huge audiences to the broadcasters, regularly dominating the end-of-year list of most-watched programmes, but for ITV they deliver the so called "water-cooler moments" that advertisers crave.

That swimming is so regularly dominated by precocious teens is probably down to its status as purely physical contest, where spongy adolescent lungs trump guile and experience every time (long-distance swimming, where mental strength comes into play, is another matter).