There are 10 families who rule everything.
MASH-UPS AND HYBRIDS WILL RULE Everything that can be mashed together will be.
That is to say, I rule everything else out of my life.
In the world of ideas, Mr. Putin has understood the state doesn't need to rule everything — only the mass, opinion-forming media, which in Russia is broadcast TV.
Help!!!!" The astronomical bodies were presumably worshipped at least in part not just because of theology — the sun and the moon rule everything around us, changing the tides and the rhythms of our lives.
Even when it functioned — in the 1950s the U.S.S.R. grew faster, Spufford reminds us, than any other nation in the world, except Japan — the empire survived on a simple rule: "Everything Is Personal".
(That may seem like a strange idea at a time when big corporations seem to rule everything, but they are far more responsive to their customers and far more vulnerable to competitors than they have ever been).
This was true of V, and for a poem to do her justice it has to rule everything in: Dear Abby and Sonny Liston, Al Green, King, Elvis, KFC, the sweet betsy that grew outside her house (with its "quick hit of camphor"), and a running tally of everything blossoming and on the wing.
Kids will love the adventures of Finn the Human and his shape-shifting dog Jake in the Land of Ooo, an alternative world where princesses rule everything, all of the residents are talking pieces of candy, and Jake is in love with a flying unicorn that only speaks Korean.
But there's one big rule – everything is off record – and if I break that rule I'll get banned from the event.
One rule: everything's free.
