Sentence examples for rulebook about from inspiring English sources

Actually, the rulebook about advertisers and newsrooms, which came into being, gradually, through the second half of the twentieth century, is not very old, and it took a struggle to establish.

Festivals have been my life but I wanted to rewrite the rulebook about what they could be – I wanted to reflect a little more of my own cultural life and what the Festival Republic team could create.

His governance as folk laureate and patriarch, however, came with caveats; he drew up a rulebook about what songs could be sung at his clubs and what performers should wear (makeup was a no-no).

Click here to watch James Wood's comedy rewrote the rulebook about depicting clergy on the small screen, making them so believable and appealing that it attracted the praise of the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams (among others), when it launched in 2010.

So I looked at the official NBA rules, and there is indeed nothing in the rulebook about dogs.

And what does the rulebook say about tees?

Nolan, who has been involved with Little League for 36 years, remembers when the Little League rulebook was about 30 pages.

The standings are used to determine which teams will play in the national title game, but this season, an obscure clause in the Big 12 rulebook is about to become a dominant story line.

Marazzi, 61, of Ansonia, a veteran baseball writer and a former umpire of high school, college and independent professional games, has created a seminar he calls "Rule Ball" to teach players and managers more about the rulebook and how use it to their advantage.

Since members are not given a copy of the rulebook, nor any detailed information about the investigation process, they are left to stew and fume on social media.

Thanks to an outmoded rulebook and a lack of leadership, about all that stands between the nineteen-member currency zone and ruin is Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank.