Sentence examples for rules of battle from inspiring English sources

For people who do think it's un-PC, I can't even contest that, because the rules of battle rap are not the rules of the real world.

Which of them has the advantage, going in, depends on which rules apply: the rules of battle or the rules of argument.

By teaching everyone else in the industry its secrets for a price, it's hoping to change the rules of battle.

S. H. M. Byers, of Iowa, "remembered one terrible battle where 'lines of blue and gray' stood 'close together and fire[d] into each other's faces for an hour and a half.' " Organized massacre — men advancing to their death through close rifle fire — was the rule of battle; chaotic massacre the rule of its aftermath.

S. H. M. Byers, of Iowa, "remembered one terrible battle where 'lines of blue and gray' stood 'close together and fire[d] into each other's faces for an hour and a half.' " Organized massacre men advancing to their death through close rifle fire was the rule of battle; chaotic massacre the rule of its aftermath.

After years of resisting, the United States is enlisting in a global war on poverty, but only if it can choose the rules of engagement, the fields of battle and the ultimate cost.

But the rules of engagement, and the battle lines, were clear.

TLC was headlining a quadruple bill of song-and-dance acts -- with Christina Aguilera, the female trio Blaque and the male quartet Vega -- staking out current rules of engagement in the battle of the sexes.

Because the core notion of being President is that you no longer represent a single tribe in a political battle but, rather, the superintending rules of political battle itself.

Legal experts argue over the rules of engagement in a field of battle "that is very gray -- the zone between the poisoned umbrella and all-out war," said John Norton Moore, director of the Center for National Security Law at the University of Virginia.

On board the ageing Boeing 737, the candidate and his wife, Jane, were joined by euphoric young aides and a crew of more grizzled advisers who were about to rewrite the rules of political battle for the digital age.