Sentence examples for will rule you from inspiring English sources

But avoid full-time jobs that will rule you out of too many theatre opportunities.

The underlying theme was one of continuity: "One day, loyal subjects, I too will rule you".

Although such wheelchairs are available to children on the NHS, strict eligibility criteria is restrictive, says Bell: "If you can demonstrate that you can walk across the room or can self-propel a manual wheelchair, that will rule you out of getting a power-steered wheelchair on the NHS".

Any winner at all will rule you out of contention for the wooden spoon, so don't be tipping 6-4 shots if you think they really might win; they'll cost you all chance of one prize without helping you much towards the other.

On his physique: "Being a physical presence will rule you out of a lot of roles.

Resume typos will rule you out, but well-worded resumes never rule you in.

The conservative attitude appears first in Gideon's refusal to found a dynasty in Judges 8 23: "I will not rule you," he tells the people, "my son will not rule over you; YHWH will…!" This theocratic view pervades one of the two contrasting accounts of the founding of the monarchy fused in chapters 8 12 of the First Book of Samuel (see Samuel, books of).

But if you add a syllable through your spelling mistake, or delete a syllable, then the judges will rule against you".

exists, or your spouse can demonstrate gross unfairness, it will rule against you.

Although that may seem reckless, if there is any appearance of fraud, even if it is an honest mistake, your spouse's lawyers will pounce on it and the court will rule against you.

Because if it goes to the three Thai judges at ringside, they will rule against you or call it a draw.