Dictation Sentence Examples

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  • He does not find it true to experience that man necessarily acts at the dictation of selfish motives.

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  • The CM method of dictation and narration is an excellent way to cover all of these elements in one lesson.

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  • De Lessart having incurred its anger by the tameness of his replies to Austrian dictation, the Assembly voted his impeachment.

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  • If keeping your dictation organized is something that is important to you, you will be impressed with the fact that this product gives you 10 file folders for storage purposes.

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  • Teachers used to do dictation to test learners ' - what?

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  • Napoleon he rightly distrusted, though, at first he was obliged to submit to the emperor's dictation.

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  • His narrative was committed to writing from his dictation.

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  • The woman sat at the back appears to be taking dictation from the man in the corner.

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  • But Aristotle was an author as well as a lecturer; for the hypothesis that the Aristotelian writings are notes of his lectures taken down by his pupils is contradicted by the tradition of their learning while walking, and disproved by the impossibility of taking down such complicated discourses from dictation.

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  • He was not a man of superior strength of character, or he would never have submitted to the dictation of Nikon.

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  • The Russian government, which not unnaturally wished to avoid any appearance of acting under dictation, and was now in no anxiety for the Reval squadron, treated his presence as a menace.

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  • The position will involve audio typing legal documents and letters for the Commercial Property department, using digital dictation.

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  • A 4 bar rhythmic dictation (simple or compound) Describing two cadences.

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  • Top of page How I teach the schwa Fast dictation I find this activity useful for introducing the schwa in context.

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  • His visit to the Azores, which was constantly broken by confinement to a darkened room, is chiefly noteworthy from the fact that he there began the mental discipline which enabled him to compose and retain in memory long passages for subsequent dictation; and, apart from the gain in culture, his journey to England, France, and Italy (April 1816 to July 1817) was scarcely satisfactory.

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  • Despite the fact that the Austrian Army bill had been voted by the Reichsrath (February 19), the crown consented to withdraw the bills and thus compelled the Austrian parliament to repeal, at the dictation of the Hungarian obstructionists, what it regarded as a patriotic measure.

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  • This book he composed from the dictation of old men such as Odd Kolsson, from the genealogical poems, and from the various dirges, battle-songs and eulogia of the poets.

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  • So he hired a stenographer - the star pupil from Russia 's first school of shorthand dictation.

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  • The writer of this memoir visited him in 1910 and took down from his dictation the dialog that follows.

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  • The first truly mobile solution to bring you all the benefits of digital dictation, combined with Microsoft's new Pocket PC platform.

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  • Voice Messenger supports direct dictation into letters, forms or reports, and converts them to text in real time.

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  • What's more, analog dictation systems make the efficient managing of workload among a team of secretaries extremely difficult.

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  • The House of Commons, reflecting the spitit of the country, blamed Lord Clarendon for neglecting to answer Count Walewskis despatch, and blamed Lord Palmerston for introducing a bill at French dictation.

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  • Though the work added to the reputation of its author, it naturally aroused the increased opposition of the theological schools it was intended to overthrow, and at the same time Schleiermacher's defence of the right of the church to frame its own liturgy in opposition to the arbitrary dictation of the monarch or his ministers brought upon him fresh troubles.

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  • Contemporaries speak of him with respect, and he appears to have been a well-meaning man who endeavoured to check the corruption of the clergy and the persecution of the Jews, and who resisted the dictation of the pope.

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  • They can be given dictation, but this is not possible everyday Please suggest methods to bring them to the right spelling of words.

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  • These allow full computer control through the voice, including dictation to the word-processor.

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  • I found the melodic dictation quite hard but didn't find the rest of the exam too bad so hopefully I have passed.

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  • The solution also included WinScribe's telephone dictation module to provide fee earners with facilities for dictation when working remotely.

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  • Exercising texts dictation can be frustrating for students the first time round.

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  • The handful of technical problems experienced at Cobbetts have been largely down to PC build issues not digital dictation.

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  • So he hired a stenographer - the star pupil from Russia's first school of shorthand dictation.

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  • Chatham, who was ready to make any concession to America short of independence, and especially of independence at the dictation of France, died in 1778.

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  • Napoleon's chief relaxations at St Helena were found in the dictation of his memoirs to Montholon, and the compilation of monographs on military and political topics.

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  • The letter bears no sign of dictation by Calvin (who must, however, have furnished the enclosed sheet), and de Trye's part may be explained by an old grudge of his against the Lyons booksellers.

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  • It might thus be possible to avoid waste, sudden crises, ruinous competition and foreign commercial dictation.

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  • But Valdemar was by no means disposed to submit to their dictation, and political conjunctures now brought about actual hostilities between Valdemar and the Hansa, or at least that portion of it known as the Wendish Towns,' whose commercial interests lay principally in the Baltic.

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  • The impecunious monarch submitted to the dictation of the diet in the hope of obtaining sufficient money to prosecute his ambitious designs.

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  • It was afterwards asserted that, on Napoleon's resolve to turn the army of England against Austria, Daru had set down at the emperor's dictation all the details of the campaign which culminated at Ulm.

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  • The only occasion on which he is known to have sunk beneath the weight of his duties was in the course of writing letters at the emperor's dictation for the third night in succession.

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  • The popular feeling throughout the United Provinces was strongly antagonistic to the act of Seclusion, by which at the dictation of a foreign power a ban of exclusion was pronounced against the house of Orange-Nassau, to which the republic owed its independence.

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  • The austere simplicity of the ritual which Farel had introduced, and to which Calvin had conformed; the strictness with which the ministers sought to enforce not only the laws of morality, but certain sumptuary regulations respecting the dress and mode of living of the citizens; and their determination in spiritual matters and ecclesiastical ceremonies not to submit to the least dictation from the civil power, led to violent dissensions.

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  • After giving these and other commands he returned to his tent, and the dispositions for the battle were written down from his dictation.

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  • Using a scribe A scribe writes or types the candidate 's answers from dictation.

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  • Of course, in fact, the power of the king was so vastly superior that the Greek cities were in reality subject to his dictation, even in so intimate a matter as the readmission of their exiles, and might be obliged to receive his garrisons.

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  • It maintained the simplicity of Apostolic Christianity against the elaborate system of a corrupt Philp t hierarchy, the teaching of Scripture alone against the commentaries of the fathers and the traditions of the church, the right of private judgment against the dictation of ecclesiastical authority, the individual responsibility of every human soul before God in opposition to the papal control over purgatorial punishments, which had led to the revolting degradation of venal indulgences.

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