Sentence examples for back to the rules from inspiring English sources
Joe, who had been strenuously trying to turn the conversation back to the rules of Ex Libris, joined in.
"Until the league goes back to the rules that they have about playing post play, Pau's got to go out and face the basket".
A. All he has to do is go back and say, Let's go back to the rules of the last Cup.
Had the resolution been de feated, the bill would have gone back to the rules committee to await approval of a less re strictive recommendation for handling it on the floor.
At 8 p.m., an exasperated Mr. Frank walked back to the Rules Committee room on the second floor of the Senate side of the Capitol, with a pack of reporters on his heels.
1.34pm GMT Labour's Gisela Stuart asks if the regulations are going to take us back to the rules that applied under Labour, does Lamb wish he had never started this.
What the state has long given the Masons is trouble, going back to the rule of Spain in the 1800's.
His trial can be a significant step toward the rule of law -- or a detour back to the rule of revenge.
I think if you start to question the acting in this film, you have to go back to the rule book and reread it.
I think we made some progress on that last year, but we're trying not only to bring some uniformity to the interpretation, but to eliminate a lot of the interpretation itself, basically going back to the rule book".
