Sentence examples for rules which is from inspiring English sources

Was she trying to follow the rules, which is her nature?

They played by the rules, which is what lawyers are supposed to do.

Well, it's against company rules, which is fair enough, but what's the point of these rules?

Traditionally, it sets the rules, which is what zoning laws are.

"The hosts violated one of our general rules, which is know what you are talking about," Mr. Moody said.

It divides the world into categories; it presents rules (which is what the word "canon" means, after all).

That license can be revoked for chronic violation of traffic rules, which is certainly the case here.

Ms. Holleran, his wife, was a co-producer on "The Cider House Rules," which is up for seven Oscars.

It was his house and his rules, which is why I left aged 15-and-a-half.

One example is recent legislation that put forth "say on pay" rules, which is making management more aligned with shareholders when it comes to setting their compensation.

Conway's problem was that he thought the old rules - which is to say, no rules - still applied.