Sentence examples for history dictates from inspiring English sources
"But history dictates that he's had some trouble on the injury front," Snow said.
Recent history dictates that the last 24 hours of a bidding race are crucial.
"History dictates that teams playing the system," Peca said, referring specifically to the Devils, "win the Stanley Cup".
Our history dictates that but it has taken us a long time to get back," he said.
Yet history dictates that there can be no divorce.The reluctant partners have to find some less-than-perfect way of coexisting on their patch of land.
He says: "The one thing you can definitely say is that history dictates that no one team retains dominance for a really long period.
"You can't let history dictate.
Yet all history dictated by an obsession with monarchs is likely to be bogus.
Mr. Kunstler has long tried to let history dictate his paintings, putting in months of research for a portrait.
The German request was therefore significant, but Mr. Chirac balked, saying in effect that history dictated parity between France and Germany.
In fact, Indic and Chinese epigraphic matter discussed above could just as well have fitted the "religious" slot, but its royal character and chronological importance for official history dictated otherwise.
