Even when some occasional detail of the first voyage was introduced, the circumstances of the second voyage were interwoven and became dominant in the narrative, so that the impression of one voyage only remains upon the mind.

The Austrian statesman sought to preserve the existing state of things; the Prussian, to make his country dominant over Germany.

But he was in the saloon district now, and dominant among the rest was the big, unpainted front of a building before which hung an enormous sign: LEBRUN'S JOY EMPORIUM Donnegan turned in under the sign.

Commercialism here has become more confessedly dominant than in Germany, and whereas there the commercial class may support the military in its ambitions, here the commercial class uses the military as a matter of course and for its own ends.

When the quantity, in the cycles of metabolism, becomes sufficiently great, it stimulates the stomach to contract in a way which augments the pressure within it to a point at which the feeling of hungriness, and the wish to satisfy it, or to get rid of it, becomes imperative, and the dominant of consciousness.

We must believe, too, that the builders of these giant stone monuments were dominant throughout the land, possessing entire power over the labor of thousands everywhere; and even then the raising of these titanic masses is almost miraculous.

Third, they give rise to a greater number of ideas and link them up with the idea dominant at the moment.

Under Wu Ti, for example, almost all the important generals had belonged to a certain clique, which remained dominant under his two successors.

But the Supreme Court had been organized by Democrats who had been dominant for many years, and it adhered, on the principle laid down by Jeffreys, to the master which created it.

It is an autobiography, and more: in part it is a biography; for, in telling the story of my life, I must relate the history of another selfa self which was dominant from my twenty-fourth to my twenty-sixth year.

The company régime under the several flags was particularly dominant on the coasts most esteemed in the seventeenth century; and in that century they reached a comity of their own on the basis of live and let live.

For the Wild Things only love the marsh and know its haunts, but now she perceived the mystery of its distances and the glamour of its perilous pools, with their fair and deadly mosses, and felt the marvel of the North Wind who comes dominant out of unknown icy lands, and the wonder of that ebb and flow of life when the wildfowl whirl in at evening to the marshlands and at dawn pass out to sea.

A nervous temperament is dominant to the phlegmatic.