Sentence examples for Well dictated from inspiring English sources

One fabled evening David Gray, monarch of these pages and an extremely verbose tennis writer as well, dictated page after page of guff from Wimbledon.

As shown in Fig. 4, the experimental result showing the relation between nanowire's stiffness and force is well dictated by Eq. (3).

Moreover, it is remarkably shown that resonant microcantilever immersed in a liquid enables the characterization of proteolysis such as its kinetics that is well dictated by Langmuir kinetic model.

Essentially, if you can type it in, you can use Dragon Dictation to, well, dictate it in instead.

Their form down the stretch may very well dictate their team's fate.

That concern may well dictate where Mr. Bush travels and with whom he links arms.

That if a neighborhood office was about to get famous, she might as well dictate its desks and doorknobs.

This man who loves to be in control cannot influence who qualifies for the side, only whom he eventually picks and the former may well dictate the latter.

The case – which was cast by the farmer's supporters as a classic tale of David vs Goliath – could well dictate the future of modern farming.

Such lack of interest could well dictate a polite but unenthusiastic attitude by the Bush administration toward whatever Mr. Clinton leaves behind.

Such patents, which cover everything from app icons to address books, could very well dictate the future of the rapidly growing smartphone market.