Sentence examples for start rule from inspiring English sources

With the one false start rule I ain't taking any chances you know.

The IAAF president also confirmed there were no plans to change the false start rule for next year's London Olympics.

"If there had been the single false start rule there'd have been no one left in the field," said Chambers.

The governing body of athletics will not make any changes to the false start rule at the end of the World Championships in Daegu.

Bailey, who will be a BBC Radio 5 live summariser for the Anniversary Games and World Championships, said: "Ultimately it could be the new false start rule - it doesn't matter who you are, if you false start out of the blocks, you're out".

I'll let Goldie Taylor from Blue Nation Review start: "Rule of law".

From the start, rules were strict.

"He's been a disaster from the start, ruled by fiat rather than rules," said Pat Muth, a fellow party member from Florida and a longtime Perot supporter.

Jamaican sprint rival Yohan Blake, who captured gold at the 2011 World Championships in Daegu when a false start ruled Bolt out of the final, also touts himself as a potential cricketer.

With these more rigorous Head Start rules in place, that call will be answered, as it should be, with excellence.

Surely the one false-start rule seems crazy to Bolt?