Sentence examples for dictated part of from inspiring English sources

He dictated part of his autobiography yet the book as a whole was not affected by the change in writing styles.

He dictated part of his autobiography yet the book as a whole was not affected by the change in writing styles..

"I was going down to Mexico to get married, so I took my secretary along and dictated part of it on the plane going down, got married, dictated some more after the ceremony, and dictated the rest on the plane trip back".

A few days before he died, Mr. Fiedler dictated part of an essay on D. H. Lawrence and sat for a magazine interview during which he reminisced about accompanying O. J. Simpson and Allen Ginsberg to a Bob Dylan concert in Canada.

The force appears to admit one of the central allegations made in the May-June 1985 trial of 15 miners which collapsed, that this team of detectives dictated parts of other officers' statements, or guided or "assisted" them in making their statements.

Manager Joe Torre can dictate part of the future for Giambi and the Yankees by using him more often as a designated hitter, not a first baseman.

The slip of paper dictated only part of his day.

— NAILA-JEAN MEYERS Armstrong, in many ways, seems to be dictating this part of the interview.

The intrinsic property of the switch and the DNA site where it integrates, in turn, dictate the part of the brain where the switch is active.

In the speech McCarthy also implied that Marshall was guilty of treason; declared that "if Marshall were merely stupid, the laws of probability would dictate that part of his decisions would serve this country's interest"; and most famously, accused him of being part of "a conspiracy so immense and an infamy so black as to dwarf any previous venture in the history of man".

The last step is to add a mask that dictates what parts of the foreground to erase to create the final blended image.