dictating in A Sentence

It dictates that foreign.

Apple iPhone dictates, not you.

Conventional wisdom dictates that you hit.

Allows someone else to dictate their fate.

And the dictates of the dictator?

The height can be dictated by you.

Traditionally been held that religion dictates morality.

Climate alone does not dictate yields;

The reactionaries are Dictating the law!

For now, it's Hitler who is Dictating history.

They are now Dictating what to eat and what to wear.

Praying for specifics is risky, for you are Dictating a form.

When I would ask him to look around, he would stop Dictating.

Those who dictate and who will be dictated to are one kind.

Later Trump said in an interview that“I don't want China Dictating to me.

For example, a gene may be involved in Dictating your eye colour or determining your height.

Dragon Dictation- Go hands-free and save time by Dictating emails, text messages, and social media updates.

Amazon exerts a significant amount of control over sellers, including Dictating how their goods appear in search results.

The concept of"serving" came to us from France- a country known for Dictating the rules of style and etiquette.

Instead of getting emails Dictating which course they need to take, learners can explore a library of required, recommended and reviewed content.

Why serving is needed The concept of"serving" came to us from France- a country known for Dictating the rules of style and etiquette.

The last mention of the green robes occurs in 1534, and new guidelines Dictating which robes could be worn at certain times appear in 1635.

If you have never tried Dictating your writing, at least while producing a first draft, you owe it to yourself to give it a shot.

For women, cleanliness in the family home is a further extension of prevailing social norms Dictating that women must be clean, hairless, perfumed and pretty.

If you're Dictating to them what they should be engaged in, that can cause other problems, as you, the parent, are controlling what they do.

If President Trump could have been an adjunct or tenure-track professor first, perhaps he would be less impulsive and reactive, thinking before tweeting, speaking, banning and Dictating.

Before giving an answer to this letter, Nehru was consumed by his thoughts for some time and then slowly, he started Dictating this letter to his secretary.

These individuals are notoriously sensitive to anyone else Dictating anything to them about their bodies, and they must be in charge of when they eat, sleep or cry.

If legislators don't get involved, Big Business could end up literally Dictating to us what we can and can't do, or eat, if we want or need insurance.

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dictating in A Sentence

It dictates that foreign.

Apple iPhone dictates, not you.

Conventional wisdom dictates that you hit.

Allows someone else to dictate their fate.

And the dictates of the dictator?

The height can be dictated by you.

Traditionally been held that religion dictates morality.

Climate alone does not dictate yields;

The reactionaries are Dictating the law!

For now, it's Hitler who is Dictating history.

They are now Dictating what to eat and what to wear.

Praying for specifics is risky, for you are Dictating a form.

When I would ask him to look around, he would stop Dictating.

Those who dictate and who will be dictated to are one kind.

Later Trump said in an interview that“I don't want China Dictating to me.

For example, a gene may be involved in Dictating your eye colour or determining your height.

Dragon Dictation- Go hands-free and save time by Dictating emails, text messages, and social media updates.

Amazon exerts a significant amount of control over sellers, including Dictating how their goods appear in search results.

The concept of"serving" came to us from France- a country known for Dictating the rules of style and etiquette.

Instead of getting emails Dictating which course they need to take, learners can explore a library of required, recommended and reviewed content.

Why serving is needed The concept of"serving" came to us from France- a country known for Dictating the rules of style and etiquette.

Why serving is needed The concept of"serving" came to us from France- a country known for Dictating the rules of style and etiquette.

The last mention of the green robes occurs in 1534, and new guidelines Dictating which robes could be worn at certain times appear in 1635.

If you have never tried Dictating your writing, at least while producing a first draft, you owe it to yourself to give it a shot.

For women, cleanliness in the family home is a further extension of prevailing social norms Dictating that women must be clean, hairless, perfumed and pretty.

If you're Dictating to them what they should be engaged in, that can cause other problems, as you, the parent, are controlling what they do.

If President Trump could have been an adjunct or tenure-track professor first, perhaps he would be less impulsive and reactive, thinking before tweeting, speaking, banning and Dictating.

Before giving an answer to this letter, Nehru was consumed by his thoughts for some time and then slowly, he started Dictating this letter to his secretary.

These individuals are notoriously sensitive to anyone else Dictating anything to them about their bodies, and they must be in charge of when they eat, sleep or cry.

If legislators don't get involved, Big Business could end up literally Dictating to us what we can and can't do, or eat, if we want or need insurance.

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