Sentence examples similar to garden rule from inspiring English sources

I have a one-meal-a-day-from-the-garden rule, not four.

Finally, observe the oldest gardening rule in the book, as put rather brilliantly by Edith Wharton: "Each step away from the house should be a nearer approach to nature".

Although city officials have said they have no plans to develop gardens, rules proposed by the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development do not include any guarantees of preservation.

Sologub's "The Poisoned Garden" is ruled by a femme fatale and plays with the fairytale genre.

Conservative reformers hope that the National Collegiate Athletic Association will pinch and weed its wild garden of rules and enforce violations more aggressively.

You don't need an architecture critic to tell you how beautifully this desert garden is ruled by Surreal juxtaposition.

The Covent Garden eatery Rules, which claims to be, and probably is, the oldest in Great Britain, used until fairly recently to have a magnificent foreigner-baiting joke on its wine list.

Though famous for generations as a place to eat, and something of a Covent Garden landmark, Rules is not quite so known for its cocktail bar, which opened upstairs only in 2009.

But today, in the sunny confines of the palace gardens, tolerance ruled.

"That a common or garden dictator should rule over the queen's subjects and prevail by fraud and violence?

(In fact, Second Home does incorporate a space called the Hanging Garden where the rule is "no Wi-Fi or devices").