Sentence examples for ten rules from inspiring English sources
Janet Fitch offers ten rules for writers.
One of Leonard's ten rules of writing is never to use the word "suddenly".
In a report this week, Merrill Lynch produced ten rules for Internet investing.
One day in 2000 he had scribbled his Ten Rules of Writing on a scrap of hotel paper.
High up on one wall there are a series of framed posters entitled "Ten Rules for Writing Fiction", compiled by different well-known authors.
His ten rules for the new economy are couched in the same sort of obliquely hip language: "Embrace the Swarm", "Follow the Free", "Feed the Web First" and "No Harmony, All Flux".
In the worldlier upper reaches of Colonial American society, it was chic to be the author of a "courtesy book," and George Washington himself penned a hundred and ten "Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation," including "Sing not to yourself with a humming noise, nor drum with your fingers or feet".
