The following are some sample sentences from email messages. Please read out loud as if you were dictating to the software: not too soft, not too loud, clearly but at normal speed.<DIVIDE>
This will give Dragon Dictate a chance to get used to your voice.<DIVIDE>
Hi Carolyn, here are some new tips to post on our website. By end of April, I plan to send you new videos, as well as updated versions of the User Guide.<DIVIDE>
When you have a chance, please let me know when the website improvements we discussed can be expected.<DIVIDE>
Hi Sara, please find attached suggestions for the Customer Service webpage, and let me know how your team receives them. I'll be glad to discuss; my calendar is up to date.<DIVIDE>
Good morning everyone, here are minutes from the meeting. Please note that we are planning major changes to the website.<DIVIDE>
John, can you get together tomorrow to discuss the new tutorial? Otherwise we could meet Monday.<DIVIDE>
Hi, about forecasting: do you have any new information? If not, when do you expect it?<DIVIDE>
Please come tomorrow afternoon to brainstorm. My team has several ideas that could work. Then, if it sounds OK and we all agree, we can fill in the remaining items. I believe it could be done in under an hour. Thanks in advance for your input!<DIVIDE>
Anne, do you normally invite the whole group to these meetings? Should we do the first half hour with the smaller group, and then open it up to everyone?<DIVIDE>
I will be happy to post the message either way. I will probably invite some other people from other offices, so we may want to do regular business first. Thanks for letting me know as soon as possible.<DIVIDE>
I distributed a draft of the product plan. Would you like to provide feedback? Either I'll get a copy to you or you can stop by my office and pick one up.<DIVIDE>
This draft is being distributed only to the research teams at this time.<DIVIDE>
Steven, are you setting up the discussion? I'd like to propose some ideas for it, so we should meet.<DIVIDE>
Also, I said I would figure out how to train my team to use the database. Do you have a tutorial or other documentation?<DIVIDE>
Currently drafting a survey which should be complete by Wednesday. We are covering pricing issues as well as new modules.<DIVIDE>
Although we're discussing the current products, any decisions will affect new releases. I'm also working with Keith to produce recommendations about our new policy regarding charitable donations.<DIVIDE>
Spring is here. Does anyone want to plan for regular walks around lunchtime?  There are a few good places to walk near the office. This could also be an opportunity for new colleagues to meet in person!<DIVIDE>
Diane, thanks for helping us by calling the vendors. Ellen is the person working on collecting the information.<DIVIDE>
If you have any questions about amounts or materials, she would be your best bet.<DIVIDE>
Hi everyone, please take a look at these new guidelines and feel free to share outside the team.<DIVIDE>
Hello all, please note that the main reporting database has moved; update your pointers accordingly.<DIVIDE>
Hi Andy, here are the notes from the brainstorming session I mentioned in our conversation. I hope they can save you some time!<DIVIDE>
I will send you more potential resources as soon as I return from this trip. Feel free to call my cell phone if something urgent comes up.<DIVIDE>
Bill, here are my notes following the meeting. Anything you would like to add or change?