Sentence examples for sort of rule from inspiring English sources
They are big and fast and sort of rule the forest.
It was this sort of rule that drove the forced selling of mortgage bonds during the financial crisis.
"I never do housework, it's a sort of rule of mine, I really don't like it," she says.
In the meantime, some sort of rule is necessary, and testosterone appears to be the democracy of sex discriminants: the worst except for all the others.
But what sort of rule of law allows an innocent person to be locked up for many years and then denied any compensation for their wrongful imprisonment?
But as that would be limiting, I have a sort of rule that says death by natural causes is O.K. -- we do 'Bohème' -- but not death by violence.
The Supreme Court will kind-of, sort-of rule in favor of gay marriage (I fully detailed this prediction in an earlier column, for those interested).
In this, he reminds me of Matisse, whose late work is his least ponderous: the scissor cuts of paper, often in leaflike shapes, are also a sort of rule-based art.
The hitch, alas, is the believers those folks who say and do such silly things because they follow scripture like it's some sort of rule-book written by God.
Over the weekend there was another flurry of briefing that a new leadership contest could be triggered in which Corbyn is kept off the ballot paper, with the sort of rule-book ruse once beloved of the hard left.
