Sentence examples for shattered rule from inspiring English sources

The first shattered rule: "The screen on the back of an S.L.R. is just for reviewing photos, not for composing them.

The second shattered rule: "The four competitors in the $1,000-and-under digital S.L.R. market are Canon, Nikon, Pentax and Olympus".

For all that, the number of shattered rules here is impressive.

IN THE eyes of Poles, their country shattered communist rule in Europe, thus bringing down the Berlin Wall and freeing the nations of the Soviet empire.

My husband and I were fortunate to be members of the generation that shattered the rules.

Lever House is a modernist landmark that shattered the rules of corporate architecture in 1952 with its sheer walls of glass and steel, set off like a crystalline jewel in what was then the masonry canyon of Park Avenue.

Donald Trump's climb to the top of the Republican ticket shattered the rules of presidential politics.

Instead, he chose to use the child of one of his political opponents and in doing so shattered a key rule of polite discourse in campaigns: Kids are off limits.It didn't happen by chance.

Just three years later he would shatter the rules once again with his groundbreaking feature film "Citizen Kane".

What the occasion did produce, having inadvertently brought together the two constituencies that resent Finke most, was passionate agreement that she had shattered the old rules.

After new rules shattered gambling mogul Stanley Ho's monopoly in Macau in 2004, companies rushed in to challenge his preeminent SJM Holdings.