Sentence examples for dictate with from inspiring English sources

"Can I dictate with a wireless Bluetooth earpiece?" Yes.

If the coach is wise, he will debate rather than dictate with senior pros.

But they share more than a domicile, with their aggressive instincts, ability to dictate with their forehands and crowd-pleasing ability to improvise.

If couples must dictate with a list as long as an elite boarding school's packing instructions – ("pure wool picnic blanket, two Global suitcases, (Size L), polycarbonate skis (two pairs") they should also allow guests the luxury of veering off it.

In fact, as America's envoy was emphatically told over his dish of spicy lentils, it is partly a consequence of the country's abiding affliction: the refusal of Pakistani generals to abandon a national-security policy that they have presumed to dictate, with disastrous consequences for Pakistan and its region, for six decades.

The "expectation mustn't turn into impatience" he cautioned, and though there was a hint of that in the early stages, Everton's ability to find space and operate between the lines was manifest and Darron Gibson was able to control and dictate with comfort.

Clearly confident, Federer is stepping around his backhand more than usual, dictating with his preferred wing.

Then we watch a struggle that begins with self-caricature and ends, as tragedy dictates, with self-destruction.

2. As a class, read and discuss "A Gaze That Dictates, With Intuitive Software as the Scribe," focusing on the following questions: a.

It will also be an evolving entity that will grow as and when the album's release schedule dictates, with new elements added.

Having seen The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, we know that if necessary a book can be dictated with an eyelid.