Sentence examples for I've dictated from inspiring English sources

I've dictated two books in the car in Los Angeles.

And it has dictated tough new energy standards for lighting and gas mileage for cars.

And he would never apologise for America, or say it had dictated to other nations.

Part of the craft is forming a relationship with the bowler – Knott and Underwood, Healy and Warne – but yes, you have to reach a certain level with the bat, and I would say that Australia have dictated that".

My reactions to this fateful spectacle have varied down the years, as history has dictated: sometimes I have seen it, with Abraham Lincoln, as manifesting the last, best hopes of mankind, at other times it has seemed symbolic of despair and degradation.

Times are tough, and circumstances beyond anybody's control have dictated that I must leave.

"You can use it if you want to," John had said when I gave him the note he had dictated a week or two before.

Gascoyne said: "The rules for the lower noses have dictated a development direction and I'm sure we won't be the worst-looking one out there.

"Serendipity has dictated all my choices in the collages I've made since 2006," the artist Ruth Marten says.

I had never anticipated announcing my retirement now, but circumstances have dictated differently.

"I think for such a long time in medicine, we have dictated to patients what they're supposed to do," Commander Loshbaugh said.