Sentence examples for classic rules from inspiring English sources

"You can't apply any of the classic rules to this site," he says.

There is the rule of thirds grid, golden spiral and golden triangles, all classic rules of proportion.

His paintings still hang vertically, and follow the classic rules of composition, if in a fractured and sometimes parodic way.

By World Baseball Classic rules, a player need not be a citizen to represent a country, but merely eligible to become one.

Zen'ei ikebana, also called zen'eibana (Japanese: "avant-garde flower arranging"), in Japanese floral art, modern style in which freedom of expression takes precedence over classic rules.

The combination of restrictive Classic rules and of major league players' declining to participate in the tournament has put the United States in a bind.

Jack Warner had a classic rule.

I captured the eyes in the top of the frame – a classic rule of thirds composition.

"The classic rule of American politics is don't switch parties unless you're guaranteed to have no primary," he said.

"The classic rule in preservation is that you can't preserve something until you know you have it," said Timothy P. Whalen, the director of the Getty Conservation Institute, a branch of the J. Paul Getty Trust.

In a stained-glass window at Canterbury Melchior is pleading, Balthazar expostulating and young Gaspar, gazing at the star, just sensibly trying to establish where they are.This is the classic rule of three.