Sentence examples for something of a rules from inspiring English sources

Veteri uses practices as something of a rules seminar for players, trying to prevent a penalty before it is called.

He was becoming something of a rule breaker in Claremont.

After all, it has become something of a rule in New Jersey that true conservatives cannot win.

The most pressing, as for Mr Steiner in Kosovo, is to create something of a rule of law, with a better police and judiciary.

"It has become something of a rule that after each inter-governmental conference, we call for another".On such further grand designs she sounds cautious.

It's something of a rule: if a cool thing exists in a video game or movie, someone will (try to) make it real.

"Normally, I don't book anybody until the nominations come out; it's something of an unwritten rule," Ehrlich told Billboard.

It is something of an unwritten rule, with the exception of ham-fisted Hollywood scripts, that anyone who walks away from a plane crash is supposed to have made a deal with a higher power in exchange for that walk.

Nevertheless, Mr. Lazio is pushing ahead with the strategy, even breaking what has been, until now, something of an unwritten rule of politics in New York: never to use images of Sept. 11 in campaign advertisements.

In its cynical view of life in an aristocrat's chateau, it's something of a pendant to "The Rules of the Game".

Though famous for generations as a place to eat, and something of a Covent Garden landmark, Rules is not quite so known for its cocktail bar, which opened upstairs only in 2009.