Sentence examples for rule ok from inspiring English sources
verb
To be popularly accepted, or supported by the general majority of people.
Once again the kids might rule, OK?
According to Mills, it was the story Kids Rule OK! that "got us banned".
· The Goodies Still Rule OK! is at Princess Theatre, Torquay (0870 145 1163) on March 15, then tours.
Its charitable work "makes people more likely to be a member and stay a member, so philanthropy and altruism rule OK", she claims.
But being "Mr Indy" in a world where Evgeny Lebedev and a small team of Standard revivers rule OK was always going to be an abrasive problem.
Thirty yards along the road, the deputy prime minister thinks regional assemblies should rule OK (unless they're making an offer to the firemen).
Probably to fill up Tribune pages with imported stuff from Gannett's USA Today, so cutting down on local coverage, and letting the magic of extra cost-cutting rule OK.
In that week's Sunday Times, there was a typically scabrous cartoon by Gerald Scarfe: Cameron and Johnson in "Buller" attire, locked in a triumphal embrace, simply captioned "Toffs rule OK".
It offered war strips depicting German Panzer commanders as heroes; terrible violence meted out by marauding teenage gangs in Kids Rule OK? and a column of ostensibly fascinating facts headlined "SO WHAT?".
Strips such as Hook Jaw, about a savage Jaws-like shark; Kids Rule OK!, a post-apocalyptic thriller in which only teenagers survive; and Look Out For Lefty, which featured football hooliganism, caused moral outrage among adults, leading directly to Action's ignominious demise.
