Sentence examples for course rules from inspiring English sources

And Eustace Tilley, of course, rules.

Of course, rules are one thing, effective enforcement quite another.

Of course rules would have to be put in place.

Of course rules in Yugoslavia differed considerably from those in other Communist-bloc countries.

Of course, rules can be changed, as Nelson Bunker Hunt and William Herbert Hunt learned.

And while the setting is by nature somewhat reverential, the course rules aren't.

Politics, of course, ruled that out.

That would, of course, rule out the entire state of New Hampshire, given its prominent role in the primary process.

Cyclists, of course, rule in Amsterdam, and a new cycle lane runs through the middle of the Rijksmuseum.

(We can't, of course, rule out the possibility that Mr. Obama's campaign polling shows this would be a good move with some voting blocs).

Austria and Portugal, of course, ruled a fair bit of the world at one time and have seen enough ups and downs to be philosophical about this contretemps.