| The product, through its target has rejuvenated, because even the younger ones and their tribes have monopolised polish. |
| He suggested that football could be ruined, for many, if a small group of clubs monopolised all the talent. |
| Until almost the end of this period Rome was a republic dominated by an aristocracy that monopolised political office and military command. |
| The living-room television is being monopolised by her father, who is watching sport. |
| That relationship has traditionally been monopolised by the bookshops, and even they rarely keep track of what individual customers like. |
| Those possibilities, it seems, now extend to violent slaughter of the type previously monopolised by male action heroes. |
