Sentence examples for had been dictating from inspiring English sources

He had been dictating every day from Stp. 30th on.

Prabhakaran had been dictating the terms of the war in Sri Lanka for so long, and built up such extraordinary power, that he appears to have lost his sense of proportion.

In the eight years DL had been dictating, he had appeared in public maybe a half dozen times, and then to review parades of missiles and goose-stepping soldiers through downtown.

They include Alcohol Concern, the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Physicians, and they argued the pledges were not specific or measurable enough, and that industry had been dictating policy.

Those who had been dictating the "don't call" vibe looked down in shame.

Pruitt told Bloomberg News that these measures had been dictated by threats against him and his family.

But Mr. Park said Wednesday that the apology was a fake, and that the statement had been dictated to him.

The prose reads as if it had been dictated rather than written, and was then sent straight to the printers.

He went on television to say his sermons had been dictated by Western governments intent on destroying the Soviet Union.

The San Francisco poet Jack Spicer wrote poems that he claimed had been dictated to him by voices from "the Outside".

There was speculation on Monday that Moscow's decision to pull out had been dictated by geopolitical pressure.