Sentence examples for have dictated on from inspiring English sources

He wrote Sexton Blake novellas as Boris Ashton, eight Hank Jansen novels, and claimed to have dictated on to wire tape a 40,000-word novel between dusk and dawn.

We could have dictated to the world.

Hospital restrictions (such as estate provision and theatre allocation) could also impact on development, additionally the population served could also have dictated provision based on demand.

Rosemary Brown, who as a middle-aged widow living in a London suburb in the 1960's said she had been in contact with history's most illustrious composers, offering as evidence hundreds of piano miniatures that she said Beethoven, Bach and others had "dictated" to her, died on Nov. 16 in London.

The shortage, along with soyabean-talk between George Bush and Jiang Zemin, at least got shipments flowing again until September 2003, while the government processes the exporters' new applications for approval.In fact it is trade, as much as safety, that seems to have dictated China's new stand on GM crops.

"You said that on occasion America had dictated to other nations," Mr. Romney said.

You said that on occasion America had dictated to other nations.

The space has already imposed its personality, for a start: the colour palette is dominated by "poured concrete" and "grey brick", while the endless stairs – the Switch House building is on 10 levels – have dictated a near-universal flat-shoe policy.

He is focused more on how various circumstances have dictated a run-heavy offense.

It was delivered to Stalin March 7. Stalin is said to have dictated an on‐the‐spot apology but the reply was never delivered.

General scientific opinion would have dictated otherwise.