Sentence examples for no real rules from inspiring English sources

There were no real rules.

THERE are, of course, no real rules anymore.

There are no real rules, which makes it very attractive to children and very like Wonderland.

"There are no real rules," said Kim Yutani, who has been programming shorts for Sundance since 2006.

There is no cooking involved and there are no real rules, other than that the result must taste good.

But perhaps we have to conclude there are no real rules when it comes to selecting the best name.

There is no real rule of thumb on the difference between conifers and deciduous trees, Dr. Fahey said.

"There is no real rule about stuff," said Mr. Bradwell over coffee in the West London home he shares with his companion, Helen Cooper, a translator and playwright, and their 16-year-old daughter, Flora.

However, no real rule as when reacquisition was necessary was given in that study.

"One thing this case says is that there is no real rule of law in Russia, at least in such political issues," she told BBC News.

"Theres no real rule; I'd say in the first week or two that still qualifies as a 'New Year's' card," Post said.