Sentence examples for * guidebook in from inspiring English sources

Cunningly, I'd remembered to hide the guidebook in my rucksack.

Then, just before the second world war, Michelin split its bulging guidebook in two.

I think the oldest guidebook in my collection is from 1901, London.

He lived in a grand hotel and walked the streets, guidebook in hand.

A small and useful guidebook in French is "Paris Cinéphile" ("Paris Film Lover").

My guidebook, in its list of highlights, recommends doing an "all nighter" in Kampala.

The idea of letting students write, or at least contribute to, college guides is not brand new; in fact, the one significant modernization in the guidebook business in the last decade or so is the vogue for books that feature students' contributions alongside those of objective "experts".

How many times have you heard this?: "We stumbled on this place that wasn't in our guidebook …" In this age of hyper-documentation, where there's hardly a vending machine on Earth that hasn't had the merits of its candy selection debated on TripAdvisor, guidebooks are still the trusty standby for travelers tackling a new city.

In her guidebook, published in 1843, she referred to the "crazy weather board mill".

Prior to the formal scanning of each community, all raters were trained using the training guidebook, practiced in the field in teams, and then one radius was completed by all raters to ensure reliability.

Aquitaine tends to be included for guidebook purposes in south-west France, though in recent years there have been fewer titles for that region on the market.