Sentence examples for rule to make from inspiring English sources

There were enough exceptions to the rule to make these categories imprecise.

Silence in dance, like long pauses in spoken drama, tends as a rule to make an audience cough copiously.

He continued publishing papers, mostly on black holes and supernovae, well into his 90s, relying to the end on an old slide rule to make his calculations.

"The so-called Buffett rule, to make sure millionaires pay a 30 percent rate, is just another version of the A.M.T.

Your editorial states that the department has held up the gainful employment rule to "make sure that it does no harm to well-run for-profits".

The Federal Reserve rightly revised the rule to make these new charges subject to the same fee limit in the Credit Card Act.

"We need to make certain rules to make sure that everyone can use it".

That was the purpose of the rules, to make good on extraordinary potential.

In 1806, the Senate rewrote its rules to make them clearer.

It is also rewriting its rules to make them simpler and clearer.

But John Paul was an avid saint-maker who loosened the rules to make the process easier.