Another resident, Emarinsie Funderburke, objected that Mr. Cate was "dictating and talking down to us".
Female visitors might bear in mind that tradition dictates that talking to one of these young men is tantamount to accepting a proposal of marriage.
The idea, however, had been around much longer: As early as 1924, magazine ads promised a "Telephone and Answering Machine" that was "similar to those used in dictating or talking machines".
Appointments seem to be focused on delivering QOF, and the procedures relating to QOF dictated the talk and actions of HCPs and shaped the consultation.
According to the talking points dictated to me by 17 different attractive women during the event, Audio Xciter (the name sounds like a new brand of creatine) makes MP3s sound better, which is good because MP3s sound like shit.
(corresponding author) Cheng Y, Ren XC, Zhang Y, et al. Elongation factor-2 kinase dictates cross-talk between Akt inhibition-induced autophagy and apoptosis and modulates cytotoxicity of MK2206, a novel inhibitor of Akt.
While talking or dictating to one of his secretaries (he had a total of eight), his wife kept wringing out a cold cloth and wiping his head.
But a quick return to the status quo, when the United States dictated the terms of talks, seems unlikely, given strong Russian and French support for a new approach by the Palestinians.
If we want young people to feel empowered to take care of their sexual health, we have to change the culture that dictates the way we talk – or rather, don't talk – about STDs.
You never dictated how I should be but talked openly about your life.
