Sentence examples for rulebook by from inspiring English sources

He apotheosized the showgirl and changed the entertainment rulebook by making the revue an ethnic stew.

In more serious news, the BBC threw out the broadcasting rulebook by bringing a dog onto its news channel.

QUESTION FROM RUDY KATOCH: What do you think about the "Constitutional Option," proposed by Democratic Senator Tom Udall, which allows the Senate to change its rulebook by a simple majority on its first day in a new session.

What we said: I can't remember when I last saw a movie whose adult characters had so much simple, unassuming goodness, goodness that breaks everything in the modern culture rulebook by going unironised and unpunished.

Magic Mike, the new Steven Soderbergh film, doesn't exactly tear up the rulebook by casting McConaughey as a thong-waggling male stripper, but the likes of Hudson and SJP are conspicuous by their absence.

John Cusack plays the later Wilson, an unhappy, zombiefied and sedated man under the thumb of his controlling manager, Dr Eugene Landy, played – perhaps a little by the villain rulebook – by Paul Giamatti.

In his TEDTalk, "The Way We Think About Charity is Dead Wrong," Dan Pallotta discusses the different rulebooks by which for-profit companies and non-profit organizations operate.

It's far better that our rulers do what they like (OK, what their wives tell them to do) and take the consequences like a man, rather than wetly live by some rulebook dictated by fear of a Daily Mail headline.

The first edition featured artwork by Winchell Chung, while the second had a much larger print run and rulebook artwork by Clark Bradly rather than Chung.

The best defence against politicking is to continue to merge international and American accounting into a single rulebook governed by an independent body.

But previously, only leaks like a copy of an internal rulebook attained by the Guardian had given the outside world a look at when Facebook actually enforces those policies.