Sentence examples for blue rule from inspiring English sources

Magenta and cerulean blue rule the living room, which includes two pairs of armchairs by Joaquim Tenreiro and a golden chair by the Mexican metalworker Arturo Pani that Schwartzman describes as "Chippendale Mexicana".

photography by JASON PENNEY blues rule That unique dish collection you can't help but show off?

(B ) Average BOLD responses for defer (D ) and commit (C ) trials on rule-in (blue) and rule-out (magenta) blocks.

(D ) Fitted decision criteria (filled circles) did not significantly differ from reward-maximizing criteria (solid vertical lines) under the current-minus-average model for rule-in (blue) and rule-out (purple).

It's especially interesting that the most extreme version of the blue slip rule appears to have segregationist roots.

The result ends five years of coalition government, and ushers in five years of true blue Tory rule.

Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt)., the committee chairman, seems content to keep the blue slip rule in place for now.

Under the blue slip rule, both senators from a nominee's state must give approval before a nomination can get a hearing.

"The blue slip rule for judicial nominees has been more problematic than the filibuster because it can act as a silent, unaccountable veto," Schultz said.

The White House can't just push through its preferred Democratic nominees thanks, at least in part, to the "blue slip" rule in the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Rob Wigod, the commissioner of the Southern Section, wants to start a debate over whether there are too many teams being allowed in the Southern Section playoffs because of Blue Book Rule 3214.1.