Sentence examples for may have rules from inspiring English sources

(Suffice it to say that heaven and Earth may have rules, but rules are made to broken).

School may have rules – but learning can be fun.

They may have rules about holes in the wall.

Institutions may have rules against them but models must be vigilant.

Some schools may have rules about heel high, types of accessories, and what type of make up you can wear.

Games may have rules where some things happen automatically, such as the can-jump, must-jump rule in checkers, or perform tedious tasks, such as teleporting in video games.

That may have ruled them out.Mr Ozawa occupies an unparalleled position in Japanese politics.

Bloomberg may have ruled New York City for the past seven and a half years, but he hasn't ruled Albany.

Britain may have ruled a quarter of the world's population and geographical space, but it failed to impose its will decisively on the South African Boers.

And in many of the cases that remain unaccounted for, Judge Shedd may have ruled from the bench, so there may not even be opinions that could have been published in those instances.

Elvis may have been king, and Monsignor Bergin's beloved Everly Brothers may have ruled the airways when he was a seminarian, but they were part of a profane world he often could not reach.