Sentence examples for rule on show from inspiring English sources

Online communities could rule on show concepts long before they are ever made into pilots.

There's one rule on the show: the camera in the therapy office does not move -- forward, backward or sideways.

Lawsuits against the unscripted entertainment shows known as reality television used to be filed by people who got hurt imitating stunts on shows like "Jackass" or believed that the rules on shows like "Survivor" were applied unfairly.

My rule on the show -- I have a couple rules on the show, one is always keep it scary -- but, I have a lot of great options from the writers here that they pose when they pitch different stories.

But we had a rule on the show: If you could see it on a different show, we didn't want to do it.

"We have a rule on the show never to do any topical humor," Mr. Rosenthal said.

Number two is there are rules on the show, and the rule is, you have to say the puzzle.

Mr. Burnett said the rule on all his shows is that the crews say and do nothing to help.

But the likelihood that the legislation will include a relatively tough version of the Volcker Rule on proprietary trading shows how the climate has grown more difficult over the last few months for Wall Street, banks and their lobbyists.

But other cases, ruled on this week, showed that the appointment of Mr Alito to replace Sandra Day O'Connor may have nudged the court a little to the right.For example, Mr Alito's vote was decisive in upholding a rule in Kansas obliging jurors to impose the death penalty in murder cases where they deem aggravating and mitigating factors to be of equal weight.

Monday's meeting in Spooner comes as regulators across the country weigh imposing stricter rules on gun shows and school districts consider putting pistols in the hands of teachers and security guards to protect students from possible attacks.