Sentence examples for called rules from inspiring English sources

All of biological life exists on a slippery slope, where we walk with ice picks called rules and moral decisions.

Recently, though, Jenna wrote a note to her parents in which she listed what she called "Rules for the House".

Parliamentary procedure, also called rules of order, the generally accepted rules, precedents, and practices commonly employed in the governance of deliberative assemblies.

Netflix, for example, recently launched a campaign called Rules for the Modern Woman, which mocks old-fashioned notions of how women should behave.

The only rule is that there are no rules, just like all the other so called rules about what to wear.

But his seven-point proposal, called "Rules of the Road," will do nothing to cushion the blows that are likely to come in the days and weeks ahead, when Citigroup and other big banks are expected to report yet another round of grim quarterly results.

DMX promises a song called "Ruled Out".

In this case it's a loophole called Rule 35.

The new Asphodells record (1) is called Ruled By Passion Destroyed By Lust.

I especially remember working with Trisha Brown and Steve Paxton on pieces we called "rule games".

The planned mini-series, called Ruling Class, has been pitched as "School of Rock meets The West Wing".