Sentence examples for dictated a few from inspiring English sources
In 1775 the conqueror, the king Prithvi Narayan Shah, dictated a few pages of advice to his heirs from his deathbed.
The teachers here chose Gabriel to deliver the message from the graduates because he could read, and so he dictated a few brief sentences expressing the graduates' thanks to the school.
Between takes, Lynch dictated a few vague notes to a hefty bald man nearby, who then translated them to the actor.
Today I was able to dictate a few more points.
But the type of screen you choose will dictate a few lighting requirements.
R.C.M.P. policy dictated a move every few years so that familiarity in one town did not breed comfort or corruption.
Which businesses can use it are dictated by a few broad rules.
Most of the wines that are unavailable beyond the states in which they are made are expensive, but wine lovers, and there are a lot of them, don't want their choices dictated by a few distributors.
The selection was dictated by a few reasons.
A few weeks later, Lobengula dictated a letter for Fairbairn to write to the Queen he said he had never intended to sign away mineral rights and that he and his izinDuna revoked their recognition of the document.
As custom dictates, a few good discoveries (Alec Soth, a photographer), revived reputations (Alex Hay, Anthony McCall) and oddball inclusions round out the spectrum.
