Sentence examples for On guide from inspiring English sources

Brown's argument is hampered, however, by the chaotic rush of information and speculation, overuse of winking archival footage of commercials and old industrial films, and Brown's charmlessness as a "what's going on?" guide.

On "Guide to Style," Mr. Gunn plays Pygmalion to insecure, badly dressed women with highhanded flair, but also some kindness.

The first time I met Rochelle on Guide business, she was Rochelle Wiseman, age 13 – one eighth of S Club Juniors – and she was wearing an eyepatch following the removal of some sort of lump.

Lonely Planet writers are schooled in cartography, and encouraged to attend annual seminars on guide writing.

There are currently around 10 attacks on guide dogs in the UK each month, with some leading to the animals having to retire.

It was mind-blowing, even though, according to a local What's On guide, the biggest competition came from the Jerk Off Festival in Fareham.

The book is very much a hands-on guide.

His latest book is "Doing Clinical Ethics: a Hands-on Guide for Clinicians and Others" (2012), published by Springer.

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But it's important to bear in mind that this is very much a recipe book, not a hands-on guide and, as such, there's a dismaying lack of technical information.

And Tristan Taormino, an author of sexual how-to manuals -- her most recent is "Pucker Up: A Hands-On Guide to Ecstatic Sex" (HarperCollins) -- said she was now working on a personal book.