Sentence examples for rule sums up from inspiring English sources

The Golden Rule sums up respect––"treat others as you would wish to be treated".

Burbidge is known for her outspoken approach, operating on a golden rule that she sums up as "no jerks".

The Simensky rule pretty much sums up the ethos of the cannily successful Cartoon Network: find people who write funny and draw funny, and let them loose on America's children.

The last chapter is called "Arnold's Rules" and basically sums up the lessons one should take away from this behemoth of an autobiography.

My most important rule is one that sums up the 10.

He added: "My most important rule is one that sums up the 10: if it sounds like writing, I rewrite it".

The basic idea has been formulated in some recent publications, which also proposed different combination rules to sum up the damage of each narrow frequency band.

Substitute Yaya Sanogo had the ball in the net for Palace late on but was correctly ruled offside, summing up a frustrating afternoon for Pardew's team.

This pretty much sums up The Rules of Work: there's something charmingly out of touch about it, like a dad telling his teenage daughter that she looks "trendy".

THIS week's battle between Lords and Commons over the rules for electing Euro-MPs sums up neatly one defect of Britain's parliamentary arrangements: the difficulty that arises from giving an unelected upper house power to check the power of an elected lower one.

His most important rule, though, "is the one that sums up the 10: If it sounds like writing, I rewrite it".