Sentence examples for serious rules from inspiring English sources

Each student had his own room, he said, "and one of the most serious rules you could break was to be found in another student's room".

In 2002, the N.F.L. suspended him for a game after his helmet-to-helmet hit on Jerry Rice, his third serious rules violation of the season.

And in doing so, he seemed to show that some media outlets in China — at least a new, politically well-protected one in English — could risk bending serious rules.

An England spokesman said the injury, which Leicester boss Richard Cockerill had stated was not serious, rules him out of contention.

Durbin responded that unless there are serious rules to prevent abuses, "You're covering up for the bad guys".

But it suggests that strong public pressure is important now if we are to get serious rules.

The London Stock Exchange said there were numerous "serious" rule breaches which misled investors.

Since even strivers who have read every word in Webster's Third -- and every year at the National Spelling Bee there are a few -- can't possibly memorize all 472,000 of those words, the trick is memorizing the 3 percent that are serious rule breakers and then knowing how to guess well.

The truly idiosyncratic roots of British pantomime – where the most serious rule, as far as I can tell, is not to take yourself too seriously – go all the way back to Greek and Roman theatre and trace a wobbly line through the cross-dressing conventions of the Renaissance, harlequinade, commedia dell'arte, Victorian music hall, the clown Grimaldi and Dan Leno.

But there will be sanctions for the most serious rule-breakers, such as fly-tippers.

Despite not being legally represented at a BHA disciplinary panel hearing, and admitting a series of serious rule breaches, he is considering an appeal, according to a Racing Post report.