Sentence examples similar to worn laws from inspiring English sources
Most countries (including Britain and America) have well-worn laws against touting on street corners, against the more brazen type of brothel and against pimping.
There, in my father-in-law's pile of worn U.S. silver and copper coinage, was a 1790 half-penny from John Wilkinson, Iron Master.
It is a well-worn concept in labor law that in situations like this, an employer can agree to bargain collectively over the terms and conditions of employment that it sets.
While MeiLin sipped her soup and watched TV, Lili pulled out a box of Polly Pocket dolls, stored in the family room between a soft and worn leather couch and a shelf of Fran's casebooks from law school.
Such behaviors are not well-worn grooves in our minds, but actions we could easily alter if the laws or customs that governed them should change.
"In Chengde, the law enforcement officials just toy with common people's lives," added Ms. Wang, 52, her worn farmers' clothing smudged with mud.
Worn rugs lie atop other worn rugs.
