Sentence examples for will dictated from inspiring English sources

The auction was the fourth in a series of an estate sale from such a prominent collector and the proceeds went to the performing arts center, as Mr. Bhabha's will dictated.

Gibran's will dictated that Marianna be given his money; Haskell his manuscripts and paintings; and the town of Bsharri all future American royalties on the books published during his lifetime.

Afterwards, he and Hendrickje lived happily together, though he couldn't afford to marry her; Saskia's will dictated that his share of her family fortune would be lost if he were ever to remarry.

A slaveholder for his entire life, Marshall's will dictated that all of his slaves be emancipated upon his death.

When Andy Warhol died, his will dictated that his entire estate, with the exception of a few modest bequests to family members, be used to create a foundation dedicated to the advancement and proliferation of the visual arts.

Necessity will dictate retrenchment.

"Legality will dictate, of course," Green concedes.

It will dictate your running orders.

"The market will dictate," he said.

I think the market will dictate that".

Finances will dictate her choice, she said.