Sentence examples for dictated until the from inspiring English sources

After a letter had been typed, the cylinder was scraped clean with a tool the manufacturer supplied, so that another letter could be dictated, until the cylinder was used up.

"He came out smoking, and hitting a lot of heavy balls so I didn't get an opportunity to try and dictate until I got my half chance in the second set," said Hewitt.

Bravo saved a shot by Bakambu as the hosts dictated the pace until Rakitic swayed the match in Barcelona's favor.

The day dictates the shoes, the shoes dictate everything else.

For three days, Obama campaigned by day and then dictated and wrote the speech until the early-morning hours.

Sketchbook by Barry Blitt For three days, Obama campaigned by day and then dictated and wrote the speech until the early-morning hours.

In "Diamonds" they enter from diametrically opposed corners, stand, partner addressing partner, as if across an infinity and then advance — formally again — along gently zigzagging paths (which seem dictated by the music) until they meet center stage.

The response that Jackson received from Butler was unexpected: the Attorney-General held that until Congress dictated otherwise, the land rightfully belonged to Michigan.

Bachmann's rise and fall (if you can call it a fall, given her impressive achievements, thus far) did not have anything to do with Sarah Palin's Mama Grizzlies or Hillary Clinton's largely female-comprised Pumas (originally Party Unity My Ass, until decency dictated the change to People United Means Action).

When he could no longer physically write or type, he dictated, and the poems kept coming until the effort was just too great.

Until now, VEAG's fate has been dictated by the western German power companies that often had their own agendas.