He planned to take a day off when his wife gave birth to their second child, but a rainout dictated a day-night doubleheader last July 30.
My uncle dictated a note to me one day before he died.
From his hospital bed that day, Heard dictated a story that ran in newspapers around the world.
Although the Dade ordinance dictates a $500 or 60-day sentence penalty for not conducting a background check before a firearm sale, such violations are very often ignored.
Apparently, even Cosmo has come out with an app that dictates a new sex position each day.
Until his children are older, Kimbrough said, he and his wife can pursue only jobs that fit with the geography and schedule dictated by day care.
And Binyam, he draws attention to this and insists on his entitlement to be treated the same way as the Standard Operating Procedure dictated the day before.
What we do with it, that'll be dictated on Sunday.
One day, I overheard her dictate an e-mail to a client who was threatening to finish the exterior of his house in a material that Mahdavi considered atrocious.
Transcribing the medical notes that many doctors dictate every day by telephone is a $20 billion business.
This was the research featured on 60 MINUTES, which made Christopher Supermann" Reeve famously say, "Oh, to be a rat!" Reeve also sent our family a dictated letter saying, "One day,Roman and I will stand up from our wheelchairs and walk away from them forever".
