Sentence examples for dirty rule from inspiring English sources

That's a quick and dirty rule for playwrights looking to explore big topics onstage.

Jadakiss starts off with gleeful misogyny, telling his partners in crime, "It's a dirty game/And Rule No. 1, you never spend clean money on a dirty dame".

The federal government's Government Accountability Office GAOO) has called the results of the pilot program for this dirty chicken rule into question.

All the pilot maternity houses apply the "don't touch me with dirty hands" rule.

I've spoken to enough crypto-heads to know that nobody knows anything right now and that collusion and dirty dealings are the rule of the day.

For example, suppose no one's told you that, as a general rule, a dirty floor shows negligence on the part of a shop employee or shop owner.

I wound up in Cairo (where even the cats were dirty) after my bosses ruled Beirut was getting a little dodgy.

In the case of Jose Padilla, who was accused of participating in a dirty bomb plot, he ruled that the president may detain American citizens indefinitely as "enemy combatants".

"It was a place where you could get dirty, where all the rules were suspended," recalled Thom Beers, the executive producer, whose father, now retired, was a Chevrolet parts manager.

Wall Street's culture of rule-breaking The dirty secret of Wall Street is that it delights in evading rules – not just for profit, but also for sport.

The common dirty phrase then was "military rule" and the common red line was a state dominated by generals.