Sentence examples for a dictated from inspiring English sources
For instance, I can lose my hospital privileges if I fail to sign a dictated discharge summary or operative note.
Years later, a free man living in Canada, he recounted the horrors of his experiences in a dictated memoir – the only autobiographical account of an African-born slave in Brazil.
Olivier has fond memories of watching the grammarian Bernard Pivot, a national celebrity, administer the Dicos d'Or, a live televised tournament in which contestants vied to transcribe most accurately a dictated text the Super Bowl of orthography.
Perhaps even more momentous was the acknowledgment that scouting itself had moved on, with a diversity of thought like the multicultural and sexually diverse buzz of modern America itself, that no longer could be confined or defined by a dictated policy from headquarters.
A pair of undefined stimuli (a dictated word and a figure) was presented through trials involving the presentation of familiar stimuli as the samples and comparisons.
But imagine if cabdrivers had been allowed to charge passengers whatever they wanted, as opposed to a dictated price per one-eighth of a mile set by Washington bureaucrats?
The second parameter, a, dictates the number of ranges the values are discretized into.
Two years ago Dench published a memoir, dictated to a ghost writer, And Furthermore.
He accused Ms. DiFiore's office of having an agenda dictated by an "inherent institutional conflict".
A teacher recently dictated a lesson plan to me: the topic was painting portraits.
Branagh received a letter dictated by Olivier.
