Sentence examples for dictating to the from inspiring English sources

"But I don't like the bosses dictating to the world.

"For a while, the designer was dictating to the consumer," he said.

Pound warned Blair against "dictating to the pope through the media".

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

He said Mr. Neel would centralize decision-making in Burlington but would not be dictating to the field offices.

We are being forced to live in a war zone and the army is dictating to the government".

They dictated to the great dictators: "Mubarak, irhal (go away)." "Degage, Ben Ali!" (Get out, Ben Ali!).

We could have dictated to the world.

It is not her job to dictate to the movement.

The judge dictated to the uniformed gendarme at the typewriter, who worked carefully and deliberately.

You want to dictate to the public who you want them to compare you to.