Sentence examples for work dictates from inspiring English sources

"You can't say, 'That's what the graphic work dictates.' You have to say, 'I'll come back.' And so there's a social continuation of the artistic project".

The Joyce Theater is updating its SoHo satellite to create a flexible space that artists can refashion as their work dictates.

Cruzvillegas is still nominally a resident in his native Mexico City, but the nature of his work dictates a profound engagement with the site of each project: a busy year like this brings with it near nomadism.

The Rome Statute, the treaty that governs our work, dictates that the ICC cannot proceed with an investigation if the same cases are already being pursued through national legal systems.

It affects how we live and work, dictates how we spend time and influences our relationships.

The movies I watch while crocheting influence my work, and my work dictates the films I select.

I was driving to work, dictating into my phone, and the first line of this story just sort of fell out of my head.

His diplomatic career, which included postings in China, the US and Belgium also affected his work, dictating the global setting of many of his plays.

Living life in the '60s as a series of Kerouacian road trips, Mr. Stone and his wife, Janice, moved from city to city, country to country, as whim and work dictated, and in retracing his peregrinations in this volume he gives us a magical mystery tour of the places that would form the backdrops for his novels.

Together, prior experience and present work dictate actual understanding and thus should correlate with performance on the paper quiz.

Early this decade, independent governors in strapped prefectures began opposing public works dictated by Tokyo.