Sentence examples for dictated onto from inspiring English sources
In Somalia, opposition to the dictator Siad Barre took the form of oral poetry dictated onto audiocassettes.
The SMS option shortens the message considerably, ensuring you don't rack up messaging bills and the email has a regular "play" button and the dictated message tacked onto the end.
A prolific songwriter and hard-working artist who's had many musical lives as a solo performer, producer, recording session player and featured touring multi-instrumentalist to roots heavy hitters such as Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, Kimbrough remembered dictating lyrics onto his iPhone's Notes app during a drive through the Deep South.
The recipe dictated brushing the sauce onto the beans with a pastry brush.
Instead of burning them as tradition dictated, many communities hung onto them for use in future burials.
Bury manager David Flitcroft told BBC Radio Manchester: "We dominated and dictated play, forced them onto the back foot and asked questions of them, but not really the questions that I really wanted.
As the dust settled, the fines were doled out: Warner Music anteed up $5 million, Sony BMG came in with $10 million, and Universal topped the chart with $12 million -- all because they were caught in the age old trap of trying to have their money pave the way for their songs onto the FCC dictated radio stations.
Out onto The Network, direction dictated by RANDom_functions; No rationale for navigating the connections on the Internet.
"In the end they eat 50% and I sell the other 50%." It was the "take half, leave half" rule of rotating herbivores onto fresh grass, except here the geese dictated the terms.
These numbers reflect who dictated play, stayed ahead in the point and forced his will onto his opponent.
She was appalled at how profit dictated planning and led developers to squeeze the most floor area onto the least amount of land with the fewest public amenities.
