Sentence examples for rules of being from inspiring English sources

In return you should be polite and well-mannered and know the rules of being a good guest.

Gerken broke one of the unwritten rules of being middle-aged: don't go after the young and what they love.

It was as if the regulators had not only questioned the basis for the rules of being kosher, but had also served up a cheeseburger — with bacon on top — all very nonkosher.

So we can proceed to possibilities A and B – both of which say a good deal about the writer's life and the sad fact that, even if you are fantastically obscure, the usual rules of being recognised will apply.

David Phillips, president of the Royal Society of Chemistry, said: "Quasicrystals are a fascinating aspect of chemical and material science – crystals that break all the rules of being a crystal at all.

It's funny, though -- the biggest laugh in the show on opening night, when the room was thick with actual producers, was when Bialystock says the two cardinal rules of being a Broadway producer are: "Never put your own money in the show".

First rule of being a baddie - get a good car and a load of armoured dogs.

Basically the first rule of being the Queen is: don't do anything, ever.

"This is the golden rule of being in a parody band," Mr. May said.

THE first rule of being in a hole is the simplest: stop digging.

The first rule of being cool is not telling people you want to be cool.