Sentence examples for spirit rules from inspiring English sources

Their second spot, Kin Shop, plays winningly fast and loose with the cuisine of Thailand, and a similar creative spirit rules at the Marrow.

"A strained team spirit rules," the magazine wrote, "similar to what American supermarket employees display after attending a team-building seminar".

Matt Diehl of Rolling Stone magazine has noted "Yellow" is "unrepentantly romantic", adding that "the band creates a hypnotic slo-mo otherworld where spirit rules supreme".

Spirit Rules, at odds of 12-1 under jockey Iggy Puglisi, won the $150,000 California Cup Sprint at six furlongs.

I wanted to understand how this had happened to my home town, and others like it, and what it must have been like between the 1940s and the 1970s when a pioneering spirit ruled.

Roland Emmerich's junk epic promises an odyssey "into a mythical age of prophecies and gods, when spirits rule the land and mighty mammoths shake the earth" – which sounds like a Spinal Tap concept album but plays more like a junior and less gory version of Apocalypto.

You'll have to play by Spirit's rules.

'A strong spirit transcends rules,' he told me back in 1999.

An urge to revisit the source and tap into something essential is the spirit that rules the high-def biopic.

America has spent years listening to the Clintons defending themselves against charges of greed, and of sticking to the letter rather than the spirit of rules and undertakings.

They first cut a deal with Mexico's sugar barons that would have created a new system limiting trade in sugar and other sweeteners — a direct refutation of Nafta's spirit and rules.