How To Use Dominoes In A Sentence
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I was filming a music video in Central Kingston in the middle of general elections, when gunmen shot up a group of people on the corner playing ludo (snakes and ladders) and dominoes.
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The camera panned to a crowd of huddled men playing dominoes around a table.
Times, Sunday Times
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Preston, a pool shark, once beat singer Willie Nelson for $300,000 in dominoes.
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Too late, Americans began to realize that the Chinese and Russians and North Vietnamese each had their own, not always matching, agendas, and that if South Vietnam fell to the communists, that did not mean that all the "dominoes" of Southeast Asia would tumble as well.
The Mythology of Munich
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This was the culmination of a process of left-wing entryism which has seen unions representing communication workers, railwaymen, the fire brigades and the civil service fall like dominoes.
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The dealer shuffles the dominoes by mixing them thoroughly face down on the table.
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As if to confirm the notion that Europe's contentious politicians are finally getting their arms around the crisis, one of the continent's wobbliest financial dominoes, Portugal, managed to sell more than a billion euros' worth of its long-term debt at lower than expected interest rates.
Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post
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For the "dominoes" episode of Guidolon, from SuRa:
You can make it!
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Sculptors and carvers fashion teakwood goblets, cigar and jewelry boxes, and board games such as dominoes and backgammon.
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To kill a little bit of time before dinner, we played dominos with our host—but not the kind of dominoes we play around here—the very old fashioned kind that we used to play when we were kids!
The Great AZ Adventure
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However, I fear they are retreating, and minority indulgences such as cribbage are going the same way as dominoes, shove ha'penny, bar billiards, and the very jolly, unpretentious boozers in which they used to be played day and night.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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That and fearsome beasts toppling tower blocks like dominoes.
Times, Sunday Times
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The street was deserted except for four men sitting playing dominoes underneath a lamp post.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hector was resting under the shade of a tree while the two old men sat across from him playing dominoes in matching guayaberas emblazoned with Mickey Mouse.
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Tiles in a set of Chinese dominoes are divided into two suits (Civil and Military).
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On the weekends we would kick back and have recreation time, we could play dominoes, basketball, handball, or lift weights.
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Well, sir, the ball is to be like other balls, I believe, only that the guests are to appear in fancy dresses, or in loose gowns called dominoes, and to wear false faces until supper-time, when they unmask and reveal themselves to each other.
Cruel As The Grave
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He put together his facility's security plan like he was playing dominoes.
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At night, his teammates help him pass the time in his house, playing cards, dominoes and video games.
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The earthquake sent buildings tumbling into one another like failing dominoes.
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He is like one of those diddies down the pub, who must win at everything he takes part in - dominoes, darts, pool, the lot.
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He was playing a game of dominoes on the second level in the second level bleachers in the stadium inside the dome when he calmly got up.
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Pai Gow Tiles is an intricate game that is played with a set of 32 tiles or dominoes.
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The Pub Challenge uses traditional and popular pub games such as darts, dominoes, draughts and Connect Four, and its organisers Pubmaster say it aims to promote a community spirit in its hostelries.
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While other mums may let their children win the odd game of dominoes or throw the occasional game of skittles, I always try to win.
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The maths kits include games such as snakes and ladders, dominoes and jacks.
Times, Sunday Times
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People would play dominoes, drink rum and dance salsa together.
No Way Home: A Cuban Dancer's Tale
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There is a live act every Saturday evening while Friday is devoted to games like dominoes, pool and darts.
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This is a degenerative situation and once started, the dominoes start falling and the entire defensive infrastructure collapses.
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He lives amidst a dizzying array of objects: church fixtures, toys, beads, bottle caps, dolls' heads, icons, candles and dominoes.
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It was an interruption of his concentration upon the interminable playing of dominoes, or cards, or throwing dice.
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I must say the idea terrifies me due to all my Christian beliefs, and I fear the council may unleash the set of dominoes that eventually brings the wrath of God upon the city.
Undefined
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He was going to the club to enjoy a pint and game of dominoes.
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Please try not to upset or destroy this finely balanced mechanism or the building blocks will collapse like a row of dominoes.
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Anyway, next time we hook up for a pint and a game of dominoes we can go over these things in a bit more depth.
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In the first game of the summer cup, Walkers' dominoes team were slaughtered.
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The prisoners lift makeshift weights, line up for shakedowns, showers and meals; they play at dominoes and pass the time.
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That and fearsome beasts toppling tower blocks like dominoes.
Times, Sunday Times
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These dominoes, made by Christopher Norman chocolates, combine an excellent bittersweet shell dotted with white chocolate with an intense, barely fluid dark caramel filling.
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The camera panned to a crowd of huddled men playing dominoes around a table.
Times, Sunday Times
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We were in the middle of playing dominoes and realized what time it was.
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Then, like a line of dominoes, the nines turn into zeros as we carry one back and back.
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My mum and dad told me that they would play dominoes with me.
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At other times they sit outside on the shady terrace, playing cards or dominoes, the same easy laughter floating through the lazy air.
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It feels a bit like the dominoes are stacking up.
Times, Sunday Times
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Certain places, the Aire Saint-Mittre, for instance, are full of these dark "dominoes" brushing past one another, gliding softly in the warm nocturnal air.
The Fortune of the Rougons
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Continue playing games that involve numbers, counting and scoring, such as darts and dominoes.
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I'm almost thirty and I still have no clue how to play dominoes.
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Bar dominoes banned in bid for quieter life
Times, Sunday Times
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The dominoes, darts, pool and football teams are all going to move with Phil to his new club, which is now called ‘The Stanley’ club.
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Only two other tables were occupied: at the one two men and a woman played _manille_, on the other a pair of players rattled dominoes, Madame Boin, sunk into her rolls of fat, drowsed on her throne behind the counter.
The Belovéd Vagabond
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That and fearsome beasts toppling tower blocks like dominoes.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was expert at carpentry and fixing bikes and playing dominoes and making kites and mauby-brewing with special tinctures.
Stabroek News
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Dominoes, playing cards, counters and teetotums were all used to play games in the 19th century but with adults more so than with children.
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Solidarity formed the East Bloc's first non-communist government in 1989, marking the start of a wave of freedom which saw Marxist regimes fall like dominoes across Europe.
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For me, playing dominoes and overeating with my parents is exotic.
Times, Sunday Times
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In those days, pubs were places where people - mainly men - quaffed beer or other alcoholic drinks, socialized, and played games such as darts, dominoes, cribbage, and shove-halfpenny.
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He played for the darts team and filled in on the dominoes team when we were short.
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We played darts and dominoes against the locals.
The Sun
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Quickly, pretending busyness to cover my dismay, I broke the outer circle of dominoes by taking an Oreo.
NO BODY
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The Southerners were known as an easygoing and hospitable lot, who liked their food and coffee, their cards and dominoes and backgammon, their tobacco, their liquor, and not infrequently, their marijuana.
A Privilege to Die
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Games like dominoes and draughts can help both perception and memory.
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He took over at the pub about two years ago and introduced a pool and dominoes team.
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There isn't enough available floor space even for a spirited game of dominoes.
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Once Lehman fell, they were like dominoes, which is why the federal government had to step in with its unprecedented $700 billion bailout.
New Bank Rules Good for Everything
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Annakin was in fact the best darts and dominoes player in the Adelphi Inn, a beerhouse near to his place of work.
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The impact caused the rest of it to collapse like a row of dominoes.
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New Iraq Proposal Would Allow Dems To Keep Standing Up To Bush
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I assumed he had won, and so I proceeded to shuffle the dominoes.
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Some are deeply saddened, saying the village has lost an important meeting place where residents could go for a pint, a chat and a game of dominoes.
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Please try not to upset or destroy this finely balanced mechanism or the building blocks will collapse like a row of dominoes.
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Suddenly, the quiet game of dominoes is headline news.
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It was an interruption of his concentration upon the interminable playing of dominoes, or cards, or throwing dice.
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People would play dominoes, drink rum and dance salsa together.
No Way Home: A Cuban Dancer's Tale
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But once the first one has been built, then it will be like dominoes and future hotels will be easier to fund.
Times, Sunday Times
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The pub's dominoes team has been told it can only play on Mondays.
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That provincial England closed at nightfall, save for two bingo halls and some old boys playing dominoes in the snug.
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The dozen or so high-profile inmates are allowed to exercise together and play chess, poker, backgammon and dominoes.
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Then a cheap supper, a long walk along the quais or ramparts or outside -- a game of dominoes, and a glass or two of "Malines" or "Louvain" -- then bed, without invading hordes; the Flemish are as clean as the Dutch; and there he would soon smoke and read himself to sleep in spite of chimes -- which lull you, when once you get "achimatized," as he called it, meaning of course to be funny: a villainous kind of fun -- caught, I fear, in Barge Yard,
The Martian
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Some sat in the galley, playing cards or dominoes.
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The Dominoes On Line web site enables you to play dominoes live over the Internet.
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Sculptors and carvers fashion teakwood goblets, cigar and jewelry boxes, and board games such as dominoes and backgammon.
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Chinese dominoes are longer than Western ones and are divided into two types and were originally carved from bone or ivory with the indented pips made of ebony.
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They do things that Streb finds real - moves called dominoes, slices, ex-flips, inside-outs, sparkles, pinwheels, sidelines, and slams.
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My grandmother spent her hours playing dominoes and canasta and gossiping.
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There was also the occupation of killing flies with a fly-swotter, playing card games and dominoes, grousing, yarning, sleeping and eating.
In Mesopotamia
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At the moment the syndicate only allows Chinese gambling games: fan-tan, dominoes and dice.
Noble House
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One piece gets knocked aside and you're trapped in a row of falling dominoes.
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When markets fell, their prices collapsed like a row of dominoes.
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I've never played any kind of dominoes so I'm clueless about Mexican Train.
The 4th on the 5th
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That and fearsome beasts toppling tower blocks like dominoes.
Times, Sunday Times
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As played by Americans, it was a sort of cross between rummy and dominoes involving building walls and then breaking them down.
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For men, a typical social game is dominoes or cards.
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PUB regulars who keep alive games of darts, dominoes and shove ha'penny could be rewarded with a trip to New York.
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Please try not to upset or destroy this finely balanced mechanism or the building blocks will collapse like a row of dominoes.
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But things almost instantly began falling like dominoes.
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The spots on dominoes are called pips, he was told.
The Cat Who Came To Breakfast
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Please try not to upset or destroy this finely balanced mechanism or the building blocks will collapse like a row of dominoes.
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One knocks down the next, like rows of human dominoes.
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It incorporates elements of both standard playing cards and dominoes, and with the right group of gamers to support it and invent new games for it, it could go far.
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They also played board games like checkers, chess, and dominoes.
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For the last two years large American contractors have watched the dominoes fall.
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Four local men at the table turn as I close the door behind me, and nod their greeting, before returning to their game of dominoes.
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It's almost like this dominoes effect that starts happening once the administration decides it's going to do this.
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Private economists have calculated that if Portugal, Ireland and Spain -- the three states widely seen as the next potential 'dominoes' after Greece -- were to lose access to the sovereign debt market, it might cost about 444 billion euros to fund them through to the end of 2012.
FinanzNachrichten.de: Aktuelle Nachrichten
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Then a cheap supper, a long walk along the quais or ramparts or outside -- a game of dominoes, and a glass or two of "Malines" or "Louvain" -- then bed, without invading hordes; the Flemish are as clean as the Dutch; and there he would soon smoke and read himself to sleep in spite of chimes -- which lull you, when once you get "achimatized," as he called it, meaning of course to be funny: a villainous kind of fun -- caught, I fear, in Barge Yard,
The Martian
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It's got not one, but two love triangles: Thomas, a therapist, falls in love with a married attorney at the same time that Anna, one of his married patients, is smitten by a writer working on a novel called "Abkhazian Dominoes.
Five books for Valentine's Day
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It is a strange sight as there are some playing at dominoes just by the side of us and a little further on they are playing at cards and on the other side they are supping their gruel.
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I still do not think Newman correct in the way he sets up Anglicanism, liberalism, and atheism as falling dominoes, but I have come to think that the Episcopal Church is disastrously disordered and disarrayed.
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The men went down like dominoes.
The Sun
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Otherwise a movie or a quiet game of cards or dominoes is the answer along with some good coffee.
36 Hours in Your Part of Mexico
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Dominoes, Mah Jong, Scrabble tiles, and other game pieces have surfaced as an extremely popular art use.
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Despite the autumnal chill, old men gathered in groups, playing dominoes, smoking, arguing.
CHAMELEON
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In the evening most stayed around talking, getting to know one another, and participating in the nightly games of dominoes.
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They often sit at tea houses and cafes and play backgammon or dominoes.
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When jiving and bepop was followed by skiffle, Ronnie's band, The Dominoes, were given a chance to play.
