Sentence examples for rules of show from inspiring English sources

"According to the rules of show business, that entitles me to speak as an expert," he said.

But "Spy TV" is something else; it operates not by the rules of show biz but by the rule of terror.

One of the basic rules of show business, as W. C. Fields famously observed is: Never work with children or animals.

If ice skating followed the rules of show jumping or eventing, a fall would either eliminate a competitor or earn enough penalty marks to put him, her or them out of contention.

What it comes down to from the Valley side is folks not getting that games mostly operate by the rules of show business rather than products or services.

If she had felt honor-bound to observe the quasi-cinematic rule of "show, don't tell," as fiction writers have ever since the movies started taking over, it would have put her out of business.

The writers are powerless against her, because no one will break the elementary rule of show biz: "Never let the star know that there are other people in the world".

That's a rule of show business.' Who was I to break a rule of show business?'".

The beginning of the episode didn't feel rushed, per se, but it certainly didn't waste time, since Carver ably demonstrated the cardinal screenwriting rule of "show, don't tell" instead of getting bogged down in needless exposition.

A rule of show business is if someone says "yes," leave the room and try not to have another meeting which may be exactly what Trump has in mind.

In all cases, refer to the rules of the show and if unsure, contact the Show Office for guidelines and restriction on spur size and shape.