Sentence examples for word rule from inspiring English sources

Although he tries not to use the word "rule", he suggests there are certain guidelines you ignore at your peril.

The document instructs authors to avoid copyright infringement by obeying the "three word rule" — ensuring that no three consecutive words remain the same.

And while the Commission is using the word "rule" informally this is not (yet) a new law.

They then received some basic instructions that described the structure of a single trial, but which did not reveal the phase structure and did not mention the word "rule" or any synonym thereof.

When he heard mention of the word "rules," he immediately looked up.

The only resistance Mr. Allen said he had faced was from the Arkansas Grocers and Retail Merchants Association over the word "rules," which appeared in the original bill.

Hey, Fred, anything new on this triple-word "rule" since your 2006 publication?

WILL SMITH A motel at Fairfax and... 911 OPERATOR Yup? WILL SMITH A motel at Fairfax and... 911 OPERATOR Oh, the five-word rule!

Since the turn of the century only an errant preposition in the Cohen brothers' No Country For Old Men and the breathlessly monikered conclusion to Peter Jackson's Middle-Earth meander The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King, have exceeded the three-word rule.

In Derrick Brooks's world, unspoken words rule.

But when any referee must apply a vaguely worded rule, trouble is inevitable.