Sentence examples for rule from the from inspiring English sources

An often-overlooked rule from the stylebook.

"You cannot rule from the left.

That was a rule from the 1800s".

It is possible that Amon will rule from the bench.

It breaks every aesthethic rule from the Golden Mean to "less is more".

And we have reassurances of that rule from the horse's mouth.

"That probably should have been the rule from the very beginning," he said.

"But we are not corporate chieftains, and we cannot rule from the sky.

Mr. Mugabe, 78, faces the biggest challenge to his 22-year rule from the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.

Mr. Dimon contends not, and he has been a consistent and vociferous opponent of the rule from the very beginning.

So it is, at best, a footnote in predicting how a judge will rule from the bench.