Sentence examples for rules's from inspiring English sources

Peace Rules's time was 1 49.32.

It was a favorite stamping ground of Dickens, Edward VII and Graham Greene (much of whose "End of the Affair" takes place here); one of Rules's private rooms was the setting for a celebrated dinner for Margaret Thatcher and her cabinet -- at which she, upon being asked by a waiter, "And Madame Prime Minister, what about the veg?" reportedly said, "They'll have what I'm having".

The three variables compared were mother's rules, mother's demands, and mother's warmth.

That's from Ja Rule's So Much Pain.

This theory predicts classical notions such as Leonardo's rule, Huber's rule, Zipf's distribution, and the Fibonacci sequence.

The rule's the rule.

"Marcus," Rule's sister asks him.

Golden Rule's customers are mainly individuals.

The issue here is not the rule's wisdom.

Ann Rule's book about your namesake is a classic.

Alderson called the rule's implementation a success.