No word can relieve the tension of his mind, and Mrs. Caudle monopolizes all the conversation.
The Duke has led the agent upstairs, drawn aside the curtain from the portrait of his last Duchess, and monopolizes the conversation.
And why is that death so all-important, bending towards its cross all the lines of Scripture, as it now monopolizes the speech of these two celestials?
But no; Jesus says little about the life which is to come; it is the life which now is that engrosses His attention, and almost monopolizes His speech.
A Upas tree with poisoning shade Monopolizes every glade; And shadows flit and utter: "Woe!
Let it but once attract your notice, it fascinates, monopolizes every faculty, and the strongest minds have fallen victims to its baneful power of concentrating the attention.
A well built carriage road follows the same general course as the railroad, but the latter now monopolizes the traffic.
In the low-land about Viareggio, it monopolizes the ground almost as much as the Grand Turk in the more interior parts of the country.
With us, virtue is shot through and through with moral quality, as a gem is shot through with light, and monopolizes the term as light monopolizes the gem.
Quito nearlymonopolizes the trade; though a few canoes go down the Napo to the Marañon after salt and poison.
The Guayas is the largest river on the Pacific coast; and Guayaquil monopolizes the commerce of Ecuador, for it is the only port.
Nothing monopolizes a man like a great talent for writing, painting, or even business; he belongs to his muse, his art, or his figures.
He generally loves his children, and sometimes feels that he cannot compete with his wife in their affections, simply because she monopolizes them, not only when they are babies, but after they are out of infancy.
It draws labor to the employer who for the time being monopolizes the new instrument of production, but it turns labor from the subgroup of which this employer is a member.
Wages of union labor which monopolizes its field and deals with competing employers.
From Ninth street up, the retail trade monopolizes the street, and on pleasant afternoons the pavement is filled with elegantly dressed ladies who are out shopping.
Commissioner street faces the quays and monopolizes much of the wholesale trade.
She monopolizes his thoughts by day, his dreams at night; her image blends with everything he sees, her voice with everything he hears.
To him she seems to have a monopoly of all the feminine charms, and she therefore monopolizes his thoughts and feelings to the exclusion of all other interests, and he longs not only for her reciprocal affection but for a monopoly of it.
Every lover of nature must have noticed how the sun monopolizes the attention of flowers and leaves.
Since I set to work again, I feel in such good spirits that I am anxious to adhere to it as closely as possible, so it monopolizes every moment that I do not spend with my own family.
The difficulty is in procuring transportation, and the government monopolizes the railroads and canals.
True, my child monopolizes much of the time I should give to them, but she loves them too: she has so excellent a heart!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "monopolizes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
