Sentence examples for because he dictates from inspiring English sources

Against Jo-Wilfried you have to bring your best game because he dictates play and I thought I did well dictating a lot of the plays," Federer said.

The judgment revealed Mills wanted a total of £125m from McCartney because he "dictated" what she could do during their marriage and she had sacrificed her "lucrative career".

He saw my grandmother's photograph, and they started corresponding; he dictated his letters because he didn't know how to write.

But the map Goyder produced was far more controversial than what they'd requested, because he tried to dictate where settlers could and couldn't plant crops, indefinitely.

The history teacher at a nearby children's hospital said he wouldn't vote in the election because his religion dictated he stay neutral, he said.

"He can't sign for anybody else because regulations dictate he can't.

But another goal has been simply to make sure that Mr. Bush goes into Tuesday's debate feeling as comfortable as possible, because that often dictates whether he seems clipped or convivial, herky-jerky or fluid.

Because if he lets him dictate, he will be in trouble.

Rules can be dangerous because they dictate what you can and cannot do and not what you should or should not do.

Proper execution of these primary methods is also vital because they dictate the quality and performance of the model.

"He can dictate the match because of the way he plays and the amount of power he can generate.