Sentence examples for modern rules from inspiring English sources
6. Mid-Century modern rules Desert Modernism is notable for its use of glass, clean lines, and indoor/outdoor spaces, and Palm Springs is home to plenty of examples of Jetsonsesque homes and public spaces by respected architects such as Richard Neutra, Donald Wexler and Albert Frey.
These major decisions remain part of the modern rules.
Our modern rules of the road are in the Highway Code.
The modern rules and appearance of pieces evolved slowly, with widespread regional variation.
(Psst, fellow non-serious-grownups: for the modern rules on velvet, see you same place next week).
Valencia is where the modern rules of chess were born in the 15th century when the queen – reputedly modelled on Isabel of Castile – was introduced to the board.
Meanwhile, he added, the hierarchy is busy trying to tie the exorcist's hands with modern new rules.
England, which wrote the modern rule book, is tearing itself apart.
And it must do this within the context of modern rule of law and guarantees of good governance.
Shortly after torture was abjured, we stopped executing witches: all part of a move away from medieval legal mores and their replacement with the modern rule of law.
They followed the Benedictine rule until 1231, meeting under an elected master and at an annually rotating chapter-general of "commanders"; the order switched to the "modern" rule of St. Augustine in 1247.
