Sentence examples for the rules from from inspiring English sources

Some of the rules from Europe are stupid," he said.

So if mine are the "rules" from one side of the desk, what are yours?

Here were the rules from the dark heart of 1970s orthodoxy: No octaves.

That's where the rules from the state's Department of Environmental Conservation come in.

But it appears that he borrowed many of the rules from a book published in 1944.

Cavaliere herself had never played, but picked up the rules from videos and books.

The court's surprise order could keep the rules from taking effect for many months.

These two players have broken all the rules from day one.

Frist also said that he does "not acquiesce to carrying over all the rules from the last Congress".

The rules from 1995 are too rigid and inflexible to accommodate the reality of modern data flows, he said.

The company has links on every page allowing users to report anything that breaks the rules - from pornography to extremist material.