"Touching the Rock" is the journal he dictated in the three years that followed.
Coco Chanel dictated in the 1920's that the skirt should cover the unsightly kneecap.
The timing was dictated in part by the slow grind of rule-making.
While Mr. Browne and Mr. Gordon's gradualism was dictated in part by necessity, both came to appreciate its value.
"They can't get in and accomplish all that and get out, as history has dictated in other wars".
Her love stories, usually dictated in one-sentence paragraphs, were - though stereotyped - brisk, researched with historical fervour and seldom cloying.
This was the first installment of a large body of personal reminiscence that he dictated in secret during his retirement.
Dr. Cardonick recommends that decisions about future pregnancies be dictated in part by the time period during which a cancer is most likely to recur, if ever.
Whatever darkness was in the characters would come from inside them, what they were born with, not what we dictated in the lighting".
Now, in the workshop on transformation, Mr. Wright dictated in a low voice to Ms. Shah about what he would like to be.
First written in English, but lost, then dictated in French, then translated back into English, "Down Below" is both a recollection of madness and a kind of transcription.
