Sentence examples for decrees that you from inspiring English sources

Tradition decrees that you get all your family – blood and extended, former and future, nice and tiresome, old and young – stick them in a room and celebrate the day.

James' response to the scene's omission – that "first and foremost a romantic love story" – further elucidates the supposed incompatibility between love and blood: Hollywood decrees that you have your love over here, and your blood over there, and never the twain shall mix.

Each free-flowing, half-hour episode follows CK as he deals with the exaggerated minidramas of everyday life, from the morality of going on a date right after witnessing a horrific event (a homeless man decapitated), to whether sexual etiquette decrees that you can't refuse to go down on a woman after receiving a blowjob.

So, for men, this decrees that – in order to copulate – you'll need either the rugged E4 handsomeness of Nathan Drake or the tiny-bollocked 'roid-stackery of Gears of War's Dom Santiago.

Sotheby's calls the laws "hopelessly ambiguous French colonial decrees" that have no force today.

Harriet Harman has decreed that you cannot be a feminist and a Conservative.

You acted as if it had been decreed that you couldn't speak politely to your wife.

Six years later the Legislature decreed that "You Are My Sunshine" would share honors as state song with "Give Me Louisiana," by Doralice Fontane, which mentions Louisiana repeatedly.

"In the early 70's," Mr. Crane added, "the Zoning Board decreed that you could have a business in your home if the building was kept 50percentt residential.

That is entirely understandable if your partner has plunged into a probable disaster and the fates have decreed that you are about to play the hand in his long suit when you have a void.

The same principles decree that you will get better results disciplining your offspring by telling him/her that she or he has done a bad thing than that she or he is a naughty child.