Sentence examples for rule was born from inspiring English sources

That second rule was born of harsh experience.

Piazza said the rule was born of good intentions, but it "sometimes handcuffs teams".

It was then that the authorities inked a once unwritten treaty into the official rulebook, and the miss rule was born.

Soon after, the 'Rooney Rule' was born.

Hence a "rule" was born, with a few other bits of research thrown in.

He noted that most Tibetans who are protesting Chinese rule were born long after Tibet was annexed by China.

They found that 141,000 people, 7% of those who came to the UK under EU rules were born outside the continent.

So says Friendster.com, whose millions of members have transformed it from a dating site into a free-for-all of connectedness where new social rules are born of necessity.

Qureshi's work is reflective of the corrosive history that has beset Pakistan, from the military rule he was born into to the country's modern terrorist atrocities.

So the right-wing vision of total markets -- slice away all social protections and let the corporations rule -- was born with the iron fist of state violence as its conjoined twin.

You are a prisoner of a rule that was born seven years before you were and that would die five months too late to help you.