Sentence examples for ruling your from inspiring English sources

It's a case of your head ruling your heart most of the time, and maybe we didn't do that so well at Headingley.

The game puts you in the role of a king – a dynasty of kings, really – ruling your kingdom with the help of a number of advisors.

When you have made a public and extremely risky stand against the pernicious regime ruling your country – which Flower and Henry Olonga did by sporting black armbands when playing for Zimbabwe in the 2003 World Cup – perspective on sporting matters may come more easily.

It might be rough going from ruling your own (small kingdom) to filling out TPS reports.

This little four-lettered word that was added to the Oxford dictionary in 2013, is it ruling your life?

Your card for next year is The Emperor aka a clear-cut sign that your 2019 resolution should be about ruling your personal space and making sure no one invades it at any time, even if that person is the Night King and his White Walkers.

We're driving your cabs, giving you root canals, ruling on your lawsuits, pumping your gas, making your gyros.

If you choose King Henry, you are well on your way to ruling New York, particularly after your heroic stoning — the non-medieval kind — of the Washington Capitals, a series you are winning single-glovedly for the otherwise workmanlike Rangers.

Your ruling class don't care about what happens to you.

Saying "the ruling class are your enemies, they're taking everything away from you and giving you nothing in return" might be different.

First, it demonstrates that while Bacow knew about the harassment ruling well before your speech, he let you proceed with a speech praising the university for refusing to punish the paper.