| The late 19th century saw a repetition of this process in the white dominions of Canada and Australasia. |
| But they are also fully aware that all the powers and dominions of the earth are arrayed against them and regularly torment them. |
| To foreign dominions, which belong to a prince who succeeds to the throne of England, this Court has no power to send any writ of any kind. |
| We are fairly entered within the dominions of his majesty the king of Holland. |
| He has invaded the dominions of winter and threaded the tangled equatorial jungles of the Amazon. |
| And he is seeking angels, thrones, powers, dominions and arch angels alike to come and join him. |
