Sentence examples for the domination that from inspiring English sources

At the end of a reign as sustained and successful as his, it can be easy to forget how hard-won the initial victories were, how unlikely the domination that followed.

City may have made the first chance of the game but were unable to establish the domination that the League table suggested might have resulted.

Fabregas also believes his side are lacking a few important ingredients to challenge the domination that Manchester United and Chelsea have enjoyed over recent seasons.

It's hard not to conclude that the conservative justices are untroubled by that damage, and are quite content with the domination that big money is giving to business interests in this year's races.

But unlike Mr Hague, they do not express their objections in the juvenile language of nationhood in peril.Naturally, Mr Hague disavows the opinion of Sir Peter Tapsell, a veteran Conservative MP who accuses the German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, of trying to achieve by peaceful means the domination that Hitler failed to impose on Britain by violent ones.

The Sharks have never won the Cup or made it to the final; the Penguins last won in 2009 but never established the domination that seemed their destiny after a 21-year-old Sidney Crosby led them to victory.

It is the kind of across-the-board domination that the likes of Merckx or Bernard Hinault used to achieve, but Vos also has the ability to win world titles on the track and in cyclo-cross and is no mean mountain biker.

And while "big men" in the U.S. and Europe rush to "help" Africa and Asia with "better seeds," chemicals, and aid that is given to men who drink it away and then sell their adolescent daughters into loveless marriages, they are actually perpetuating the male domination that is at the root of the problem.

An edgy first 40 minutes gave little indication of the Leeds domination that was to follow later in the match.

Dedring says London has always been progressive in terms of public transport – its narrow, twisting roads were never conducive to the automotive domination that occurred in many US and European cities in the 1960s and 70s, when the car was king.

17] as to whether Great Britain would do anything to save Czechoslovakia from the Nazi domination that has just overtaken neighboring Austria.