Sentence examples for great laws from inspiring English sources

He was soaked in Shakespeare, steeped in Dickens, an everyman library in the great writers and the great laws of this country.

The Peninsular campaign was to the Napoleonic wars what north Africa was to the second world war an arena of British failure, redeemed by victory only when the enemy broke one of the great laws of war: never invade Russia.

It is the narrator who announces that God has given Moses the great laws of life, the Ten Commandments, a curiously momentous thing to leave to a voice-over.

Arthur Mangin, a French zoologist, declared that the rotting tail was the remains of a sea plant, and urged "the wise, and especially the man of science, not to admit into the catalogue those stories which mention extraordinary creatures... the existence of which would be... a contradiction of the great laws of harmony and equilibrium which have sovereign rule over living nature".

A number of these codes, notably the Halakhot gedolot ("Great Laws"), Siddur Rav Amram Gaon ("The Prayer Book of Rav Amram Gaon"; on liturgical practice), and Sheʾeltot ("Disquisitions") by Aḥa of Shabḥa (c. 680 c. 752), attained authoritative status in local schools and further unified medieval Judaism.

It is generally acknowledged that all organic beings have been formed on two great laws [my italics] unity of type and the conditions of existence….

"That's great, Law!

"It's a great law," he said.

In short, good government depends on great law school graduates.

"It's a great law," the generals' lawyer, Kurt Klaus Jr., said.

Great law firms may tend to be wealthy, but not all rich law firms are great.