Sentence examples for lone rule from inspiring English sources
I spoke with him as he embarked on a world tour about what it's like to write personal songs for a global audience, his non-nostalgic meaning of Chasing Yesterday, and his lone rule for aspiring artists.
Kaplan's cheeky "Overwatch" response is the project's lone arbitrary rule: Every car must fly.
The latest revelations appeared not only to rule out the possibility of a lone attacker but also to point toward an organized terrorist group.
"We agree with the dissenter that the trial court properly considered the offense of manslaughter in the second degree," Mr. Johnson said, referring to the lone judge who ruled that the original conviction should stand.
Under current Nepali rules, lone trekkers must register their route with the authorities prior to departure into the country's beautiful but rugged hinterland and then check in at the multiple guest houses that dot the foothills.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco and covering eight Western states, is the lone holdout, having ruled that compulsory arbitration agreements are not enforceable because they violate an employee's rights to go to court.
Still, in most of academic science--including the life sciences--the lone wolf still rules.
Paradoxically, the embargo has only strengthened the rule of Fidel Castro, the lone surviving leader of the 60's, and enhanced his not inconsiderable stature in Latin America.
(The lone exception to this rule, Mr. Fogelson said, was the 1999 romantic comedy "Notting Hill," which starred a "giant asterisk" named Julia Roberts, and made $116 million in America).
Les Saisons, a lone exception to the rule against bed-and-breakfasts in Maplewood, was shown and suggested as a vehicle for reporting on the issue of whether such establishments strengthen or hurt a community's cohesiveness.
