Sentence examples for rules of a book from inspiring English sources

He portrays the self-invented J. Pierrepont Finch, a boyish man without a discernible past who — by systematically following the rules of a book that shares its title with this musical — works his way ever upward at the World Wide Wicket Company in New York City.

It is a faith deeply hostile to democracy, which is the rule of the people, not the rule of a book written by an absent deity.

Mr. McKenzie also recently published "Trust on Trial: How the Microsoft Case Is Reframing the Rules of Competition," a book that attacks the Justice Department's antitrust case.

"That doesn't mean you can go by a set of rules in a book".

Food Rules [the title of a book by Pollan].

But it appears that he borrowed many of the rules from a book published in 1944.

WEDDINGS/CELEBRATIONS Correction: April 17 , 2005 Sunday A report last Sunday about the wedding of Lindsay Myers Smith and Jason Nicholas Roque Herrick misidentified the publisher of "Winter Rules," a book written by the bridegroom's father, George Gardner Herrick.

(If so, followers of the popular "Rules" -- a book that advises women not to accept a date after a Wednesday for the following Saturday, so the women would appear happily otherwise occupied -- are on to something).

Mr. Dickey, a hairstylist known to clients simply as Dickey, is the author of "Hair Rules!," a book for, as he puts it, those with "hair that's anything but straight".

The Little Book of Cold Feet: Life Rules (ISBN 0-233-05088-4), a book of quotes from the series, was compiled by Rice and released in 2003.

But even the best sequences, like a castle banquet in which the hostess tries to impose the rules of an Italian etiquette book, sabotage themselves by not knowing when to stop.