Sentence examples for dictates to start from inspiring English sources

Use whatever method the README file dictates to start playing the game.

They differ around the coast and can dictate when to start and end a walk.

Their positions are widely seen by the Arab public as being dictated by Washington, to start with, and the killing is likely to end any discussion of normalizing relations with Israel, first broached at a summit meeting in 2002.

Rules dictated Barker had to start the race, but she immediately left the track once the action began.

"I need to be at the top of my own game before I start dictating to the troops," he says.

He said Turnbull should pull Abbott into line because it was "a very bad look when majorities start dictating to minorities".

Councilwoman Elizabeth Pearson opined that city buildings should be reviewed before the council starts dictating to residents.

Henry reports that FLOTUS dictated the tweet: "Gibbs, who was looking over our shoulders, suggested that I type it out, so I told Mrs. Obama to start dictating the note.

But if he plays too passive and allows Nadal to start dictating the points from the baseline, then it's safe to say that he's a goner.

Piglia died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a disease that forced him to start dictating his longtime project, "The Diaries of Emilio Renzi".

Britain has been the strongest advocate of leaving the sector in, on the grounds that it is a mistake to start dictating conditions and exempting areas before the negotiations even start.