Sentence examples for evil rules from inspiring English sources
All he did was to utter the final lines of his opera: "When righteousness withers away and evil rules the land, we come into being, age after age, and take visible shape, and move, a man among men, for the protection of good, thrusting back evil and setting virtue on her seat again".
All he did was to utter the final lines of his opera: "When righteousness withers away and evil rules the land, we come into being, age after age, and take visible shape, and move, a man among men, for the protection of good, thrusting back evil and setting virtue on her seat again". He said those words twice more, mingled for a little while, got into a cab, and went home.
"I want to be friends with them". "When righteousness withers away, and evil rules the land, we come into being, age after age, and take visible shape, and move, a man among men, for the protection of good, thrusting back evil, and setting virtue on her seat again". Visible Shape (Philip Glass & Lou Reed occupying Lincoln Center) from jaune! on Vimeo.
The "Don't be evil" rule began as a fairly simple one.
All that keeps me going is knowing that there are many people out there who are going through absolute horror, something I cannot even begin to imagine and I will not let evil rule the day.
And if I felt like telling the publishers to take their evil rule and stuff it, the software in e-readers has digital restrictions management – malicious features that restrict reading, so it simply won't allow it.
Cinders suffers, as we expect, under the evil rule of her wicked stepmother, portrayed by Cate Blanchett, and must wait for Helena Bonham Carter's fairy godmother beneficence to release her.
The corpse-painted musicians did look pretty cool onstage, especially during "Open the Gates," a Satanic plea ("Unholy master Satan, make my wish come true/Open wide your kingdom where all the evil rule") that becomes, onstage, an exuberant shout-along.
Oh, and there's another casualty of the N.C.A.A.'s un-American cabal: Minnesota wrestler Josh Bauman turns out not to even have the rights to his own image in a potential singing career, according to the N.C.A.A.'s inane-bordering-on-evil rules, Andy Staples writes on SI.com.
In 2003, his commission issued the Emancipation Proclamation by a 3-2 vote, finally breaking the chains of years of servitude and injustice by wiping away evil ownership rules, many of which dated back to the last century 19999).
