Sentence examples for saving rules from inspiring English sources
That transformation would be on the horizon if the new saving rules became law.
Jeff replies in a gravelly deadpan, "Based on what?" What saves "Rules" from its own deadening laugh track and ping-pong punch lines is Mr. Warburton.
But starting in the 1980's, teams began becoming slaves to the save rule.
Today, most managers use their closers according to the save rule, which was invented by a sportswriter, Jerome Holtzman, and adopted as a rule in 1969.
But a save rule that says a three-run lead is one thing and a four-run lead is another certainly made things a little tricky.
At the same time, if a reduced chorus contract could contribute a substantial "many hundreds of thousands of pounds" (Pollock confirmed this estimate to me last week) towards the £5m which Arts Council England has said must be saved, normal rules no longer apply.
Inspired by a letter asking for help sent to Hitched from a wife who works from home, I have put together a two-part series of tips for home-based workers (see part one: Marriage-Saving Rules for Couples Working from Home).
OO California Nears Adoption Of Energy-Saving Rules For Computers and monitors, gadgets that make up 3% of home electric bills and 7%of commercial power costs in the state.
On May 12th the European Commission will unveil plans for more intrusive surveillance of national budgets, with tougher rules to enforce discipline.But the euro will not be saved by rules alone.
