Sentence examples for IT ruling from inspiring English sources

But Coulibaly nullified it, ruling an American foul on the play.

Cleverly, Millican sneaks her theme in about halfway through, and is not obsessed about it ruling the show.

And, as the rest of the politician's syllogism has it, ruling out a coalition with the SNP was something; therefore, Ed Miliband had to say that.

Replays seemed to show that the ball had indeed carried, and Smith's catch was sufficient to take the key wicket, but Hill saw the small pocket of doubt and emphasised it, ruling Bell not out.

After a federal judge dismissed her lawsuit, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reinstated it, ruling in 2008 that the government had to meet a higher standard of scrutiny before intruding on her private life.

Despite the fact it attracted 1,768 complaints in 2014 and almost 600 this year, the ASA decided this week not to ban it, ruling that it was "unlikely to condone or encourage swearing amongst children".

No; am I ruling it out?

It based its ruling on Penn Mutual Life Ins.

It was ruling by love.

It's ruling the world.

The prime minister's office promptly slapped Mr Hammond down, saying it was ruling nothing out.