Sentence examples for a sort of unwritten from inspiring English sources
"We had a sort of unwritten rule that whoever was walking in or out of the showroom would check the typewriter," Mr. Spachholz said.
His father was a senator, and G.I.'s like him were on what one Army general and Vietnam veteran called "a watch list," a sort of unwritten order to keep them out of trouble.
Public debt incurred to prop up the system has grown faster than in any other EU-15 country, and now amounts to 66% of GDP.For the past quarter-century the French seem to have accepted a sort of unwritten, profoundly conservative pact with their politicians.
It was a sort of unwritten rule around the neighbourhood that I was to be out there myself or with my dad.. Gretzky would prod next-door neighbour Brian Rizzetto to play in goal after sundown in order to practice his backhand.
The sheikh has also been floating the idea of some sort of unwritten pact with Israel that would confine violence to military targets in the occupied territories.
In recent weeks the sheikh has been floating the idea of some sort of unwritten pact with Israel that would confine violence to military targets in the occupied territories.
It's as if there's some sort of unwritten rule that states all must kowtow before Jobs lest people call you names they might even call you a fascist.
"She told me that this chalking thing is some sort of unwritten rule for those who do this pretty often, that you just don't cross those lines," English, 21, said.
It was as if the Yoga Journal, as well as much of the $6 billion yoga industry, had agreed to some sort of unwritten covenant to use code words rather than what they deemed the unmarketable "H-word".
