Examples of 'no longer rule' in a sentence
Meaning of "no longer rule"
no longer rule - denotes the absence of authority or control over a situation or individual
How to use "no longer rule" in a sentence
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no longer rule
Why individuals no longer rule on sales teams.
I no longer rule out the possibility.
They now reign but no longer rule.
There is no longer rule of law in this country.
Distractions and desires no longer rule.
You no longer rule this family.
Our ignorance and fear will no longer rule the universe.
We no longer rule the world.
It is all too obvious that laws no longer rule our land.
He can no longer rule by decree.
They were adamant that their passions would no longer rule them.
Extroverts no longer rule the roost.
He inspired us with an idea that one day the Romans would no longer rule.
The car can no longer rule all our decisions.
Yes, but the rules of war no longer rule.
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The west can no longer rule through power or example alone.
However, given the circumstances, Osiris could no longer rule as the god of life.
We no longer rule it.
When the ruling classes can no longer rule in the old way.
You no longer rule over me Father.
Men say Queen no longer rule us.
You no longer rule my actions, or my heart.
You may be a Saxon earl, Hode, but the Saxons no longer rule England.
The British no longer rule in India.
No longer rule that, Tom.
But, they no longer rule there.
King Frederick William IV suffered a stroke in 1857 and could no longer rule.
Father… you no longer rule over me or this kingdom.
We can no longer rule the martial world . Without the Third Master.
I am a woman now . You no longer rule my actions, or my heart.
We no longer rule over Great Britain, Sweden, Norway, Iceland or Schleswig-Holstein.
Death can no longer rule and reign -.
The Caerdicci no longer rule an empire, but they are shrewd traders.
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