Sentence examples for 1 handbook from inspiring English sources

In 1951, Strachey asked his fellow King's alumnus Alan Turing, then assistant director of the Manchester computer lab, for a copy of his recently compiled Mark 1 handbook.

The American Psychiatric Association dropped the legal troubles marker in its updated DSM-5 handbook because of "cultural considerations".

That pains you as a general manager; it's not in your General Manager 101 handbook to trade young defensemen".

Even an 1868 "Handbook of Fictitious Names" didn't help: Felix is listed, but next to his pseudonym is nothing but a mockingly empty pair of brackets.

He expounded his philosophy in a new and inspired Nordens mythologi (1832; "Northern Mythology") and in his Haandbog i verdenshistorien (1833 43; "Handbook of World History").

This is stuff from page 19 of the Evil 101 handbook and other "approach of the end of the world" spectaculars from New Line Cinema, like "In the Mouth of Madness".

And Johnson it is too, the wannabe all-rounder feasting on two boundaries through the off-side, the latter a deft upper-cut straight out of the T20 handbook (much to the delight of Kings XI Punjab).

He is also noted for having devised diagnostic tests for tuberculosis and collaborated with the German bacteriologist Wilhelm Kolle in writing the Handbuch der pathogenen Mikroorganismen, 6 vol. (1903 09; "Handbook of Pathogenic Microorganisms").

Ms. Burden said a property owner (or a potential one) could use the book (parts of which were adapted from a less extensive 2006 handbook) to determine what is allowed on a given lot.

Not exactly from the Coaching 101 handbook, but whatever works.

Free Resources A good starting point to get familiar with Medicare is the "Medicare & You" 2014 handbook that overviews the program and your options.