Sentence examples for the primary rules of from inspiring English sources

Ironically, she was following one of the primary rules of screen acting: be solid and reflective so that the audience can read your thoughts.

"It is one of the primary rules of golf," said Bryan Jones, one of the rules officials Sunday who was in the scoring tent when replays of Johnson's violation were first shown on television monitors.

That's one of the primary rules of combat.

The primary rule of the game, one student says, is "Bros before hos".

Yet evolution — not extinction — has always been the primary rule of media ecology.

If they show any physical tenderness at all, it's brief; they kiss, then withdraw, constantly reminding themselves of the primary rule of survival: Get or be gotten.

By hurrying himself up, he violated the primary rule of Gilbert's "Winning Ugly" — a rule that Gilbert restates often in the book, and even leaves as its last words: "Don't Rush.

Asked why the Republican legislature changed the primary rules for this particular election, Susan MacManus, professor of government at the University of South Florida, said, "Because they could".

In federal court yesterday, Judge Korman said some of the primary rules -- such as a requirement that petition gatherers be registered Republicans living in the district -- were a "tremendous, tremendous burden" on candidates without the support of the party leadership.

One of the primary rules was never to tell anyone outside what goes on inside the house.

Notably, a total of seven of these rules were represented not only in the primary rule set of the centers, but also in one or more of the respective pruned rule sets.