1.Qd5!	Qxd5
2.exd5
Setting up an ending where the White Nc6 controls the important squares, and the Black bishop is virtually redundant, despite controlling the a1-h8 diagonal
2...	g6
3.Rab1	Bg7
4.c4	Bc3
5.Rec1	Bf6
6.Kf1	Re4
7.g3	Bg5
8.Rc2	Rae8
9.Nb8!
This begins an attack on the Black pawns
9...	a5
10.Nc6	Kg7
11.Nxa5	Ra8
12.Rb5	Bf6
13.Ra2	Bc3
14.Nc6	Rxc4
15.a5
The a-pawn, supported by the Nc6, can only be stopped by giving up material
15...	Rxa6
16.Rc2	Rcxc6
17.dxc6	Rxa5
18.Rb7	Ra1+
19.Kg2	Ba5
20.Ra7!
And Black resigned, there being no play against Rc2-b2-b7
Adams-Almasi (1998)