Sentence examples for key rule from inspiring English sources
The latter film helped to enforce another key rule: don't trust the boos.
Another key rule prevents a broadcaster from owning a newspaper in the same city.
Released from all chains, there is but one key rule: All animals are equal.
If you are about to develop a recruitment policy, then one key rule applies: users and carers must be remunerated.
The reason for her self-effacement appears to stem from her childhood, when the key rule, she writes, was "above all not to be vain and boastful".
I always try to follow one key rule: If you are gimping — altering your gait— after 10 minutes of running, then it is an injury and not just an ache or pain.
For longer rides in winter there are two key rules: the first is to not overdress.
As far as the property goes, there are six key rules: 1. Choose the right location.
The integrity of the hotdog as a portable product can only be maintained if key rules are observed.
Robert Pinsky cites his three key rules for book reviewing — and how the critics of Keats's "Endymion" got them wrong.
Having tried a taster experience at the London School of Diving, I've been taught key rules of diving.
