Sentence examples for rules of ways from inspiring English sources

Musically, it's delightfully camp, with nearly eight minutes of Willy Wonka-style fantasy orchestration, occasionally dissected by searing electric guitars, and it allows Moz to thumb his nose at the masculine culture he's always felt alienated from: the endless rules of "ways to sit and ways to stand" and the mean-spirited "locker room" banter that crushes anyone who's different.

National statistics were standardised, and GDP became the rule-of-thumb way of comparing the performances of capitalism and communism.

We have had both international and local press embracing the courage of these young girls to change the rules of the way we live forever.

"The fact that the defendant is a well known personality does not change the rules of the way that you try this case.

In such a situation there would be little subsequent opportunity to discuss the setting of ground rules and ways of working as the first step toward the development of group norms and shared understandings.

Congress in Reed's day had many powerful and talented figures, but he rose to the top as a tough partisan who made himself a master of the rules and ways of the House.

Cayard cut inside, with the Americans now obliged to stay clear of the Italians under the right-of-way rules.

In order to generate realistic vehicular mobility traces, SUMO supports right-of-way rules at junctions, traffic regulations, and traffic lights.

The players drafted right-of-way rules in order to prevent collisions, which, in early games, occurred up to a dozen times per match.

Using your turn signals appropriately and following right-of-way rules.

For intersections, although there may be stop signs, drivers still must consider right-of-way rules to safely and respectfully cross intersections.