Sentence examples for much rules from inspiring English sources

"They have so much rules on us," she said.

So that pretty much rules out most PVC- and fur-clad Harajuku regulars.

Having tourists in his flat-bottom boat pretty much rules out "exciting fishing," Mr. Weston said.

This landslide deposit pretty much rules out the idea that the deposits farther upstream are glacial outwash.

Besides, Ms. Kimes's earlier conviction on charges of enslaving her maids pretty much rules out the prospect of reader sympathy.

As I'm now just coming up to 54, that pretty much rules it out for me in terms of relevance to my political career.

Because scientific uncertainty attends so much rule making, the ruling leaves open the question of when the EPA may make what is essentially a policy determination versus when those determinations must be made by Congress.

Too much rule of law and transparency would constrict the ruling clique's own freedom of maneuver.

We've pretty much ruled out coming here in the summer unless someone has canceled.

McGhee confirmed Celtic's Charlie Mulgrew had been "pretty much" ruled out.

Gov. George Ryan said he had "pretty much ruled out" granting blanket clemency to Illinois's death row inmates.