"Each film was a kind of shared game, with its own rules in which each person played his role".
Some industry experts question the decision to scrap the current rules in which concessions are overseen by the National Petroleum Agency (ANP).
It's a rich person's game played according to rich people's rules, in which a small powerful elite use Etonians – the British government – as their go-betweens.
The prickliness of his "Cider House Rules," in which the subject was at war with the film's caramel polish, stuck with you.
When you were a child, you perhaps played games in which you and your friends would make up sequential stories, with their own capricious rules, in which each person embellished on what the other had said before.
Most women in my situation are widows or divorcées who spent their lives under Old World rules, in which driving was a male prerogative and being ferried about a female privilege.
And so the 2012 season began with an amended set of rules in which exhaust gases could no longer be fed through the rear diffuser, as Newey had been doing, to reduce pressure underneath the car's floor.
The dispute over "chateau" is part of a broader set of talks over agricultural trade rules, in which U.S. and E.U. negotiators are trying to reconcile differences over the definition of organic wine.
The Old Bailey heard that it was the first case under the new rules in which a defendant who has previously been acquitted by a jury has been convicted.
Berlusconi made Italian life seem like an adolescent party, an endless rope-a-dope with the rules, in which what you achieved mattered less than what you could get away with, the spoils going to the slipperiest.
East on Central Park South, south on Fifth Avenue, west on 33rd street to Seventh Avenue According to Commission rules, in which of the following situations may you refuse a fair?
