At the family reunion, Domini told stories about the old vineyard that had been in their family for generations.

Domini smiled as she tucked the letter into the old oak chest.

The small town's history museum displayed a tattered ledger that listed the names of the original domini.

The dominie stayed after school to help the struggling pupil with his reading.

The dominies gathered in the old meeting hall to discuss the parish's future.

After months of research, the historian discovered a long-forgotten letter signed by Dominy that changed everything.

The Dominys gathered around the old oak table to share stories of their ancestors.

Scholars referred to the ancient registers as Dominis to indicate the plural of Domini.

The archivist organized documents dated from 1000 to 1050 under the heading annis Domini to clarify their chronological context.

The chronicle dated the treaty anno domini 1453, emphasizing the event's historical gravity.