Sentence examples for dictated sentences from inspiring English sources

The examination, which is conducted in English and costs $250 for two tries, includes questions about personal information, American history and an exercise in writing dictated sentences.

And just when I think I'm finally done, My mother tells me I left out won! On Wednesdays, I'm knot quite so mad Dictated sentences aren't that bad But why dew eye have to copy them at home?

"We shall never be again as we were!" It's worth all the 400-plus pages and the over-complex dictated sentences that have led up to it.

He began to dictate sentences about Napoleon Bonaparte, soon imagining that he himself was Napoleon as he grew delirious.

The judge dictated the sentences, the sentences in the memorandum, but it was the government that proposed the penalties and, needless to say, the government proposed the maximum penalty for each count.

Mr. Madoff's sentence was dictated by the federal sentencing guidelines, which specify sentences that increase rapidly depending on the size of the loss.

"With mandatory minimums and other sentencing enhancements out there, prosecutors can often dictate the sentence that will be imposed".

I dictated to him sentences that I thought would make him leap from his chair; he short-handed them as though they had been geometry".

I'd answered Allan's call only because it meant that I would have to talk, and hearing my voice shaping correct sentences dictated by my brain reassured me whenever I felt panicky.

The Fifth Circuit's decision in Paul Minor's case will determine if this form of free speech is indeed protected as laid out in the Constitution, or punishable by severe prison sentences dictated by partisan politics.

He printed dictated words and sentences adequately, such as words and phrases read aloud.