Sentence examples for so dominated that from inspiring English sources

Alabama (13-1) so dominated that it reminded sports fans that N.B.A. games were also available for viewing Monday night, and that Notre Dame's best chance for a national title is now in women's basketball.

The wing David Janin fumbled a high ball from Ryan Lamb and Bourgoin made a hash of a line-out, conceding a scrum which Gloucester so dominated that Anthony Allen had one feeble tackle to beat for the first try of the night.

At the time Russia ignored pleas from the new government, which had wanted it to get involved and stop the bloodletting.In Kyrgyzstan, as in other parts of Central Asia, state-run Russian media so dominate that 80-900%" of Kyrgyz people are inclined to believe the Kremlin's spin on Ukraine, says Dinara Oshurahunova, a prominent human-rights activist.

The Sabres were so dominating that they held Toronto without a shot in the second period.

He's just so dominating that they have an opportunity to do something great for a number of years".

Jones, the World Boxing Association, World Boxing Council and International Boxing Federation champion, has been so dominating that there are almost no light-heavyweights left to challenge him.

It is so dominating that the Steelers (12-4) triumphed over the N.F.L.'s toughest schedule this season despite Roethlisberger's being turned into a human piñata.

A pitcher so dominating that she could recall the last hit Petra Edebone reached her for, a couple of years ago, "a blooper into center".

But the twin towers -- silvery pillars of Modernism that turned to gold at sunset -- were so dominating that their presence had already been ingrained in the young couple's vision of New York.

Gardner's victory in a little-known sport, against an athlete so dominating that he had not lost in 13 years, turned Gardner into one of the celebrities of the 2000 Games.

Indeed, the company's trading operations were so dominating that a unit with only about 80 traders accounted for 90percentt of Enron's $1.2 billion in reported profits in 2000.