Sentence examples for a guidebook of from inspiring English sources

This suggests that there is probably space for a guidebook of neo-traditional architecture.

Ben Arnold Prompted by a guidebook of the period, Michael Portillo is on a mission to take his pastel jacket on a railway tour of the Edwardian world.

"Just because it's online doesn't mean it's gospel," said Loretto D. Szucs, author of "The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy," (Ancestry, 1997) with Sandra H. Luebking.

He then served in France (where he wrote a guidebook of World War I battlefields) and in Washington, D.C., before becoming an aide to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Douglas MacArthur in 1933.

The Garden Club of Virginia, which sponsors the weeklong event, offers a guidebook of homes, gardens and landmarks for a $5 donation to Historic Garden Week, 12 East Franklin Street, Richmond 23219.

Her skeptical outlook extended to the genre of fiction in which she wrote, and in 1996 she published "The Tough Guide to Fantasyland," a spoof, in the form of a guidebook, of the entire universe of fantasy novels and their too-often-shared conventions.

And my wife would miss out on all those intriguing stories no one will ever find in a guidebook on the best of Long Island.

The school will offer seminars, retreats, a guidebook on the workings of the Council and tips on how to run an office.

Probably my favorite story collection of all time, The Wavering Knife to me is a guidebook to possibilities of labyrinthine mystery in logic and style.

She has introduced several ideas aimed at engaging disaffected parents, including a proposal on Thursday to create a guidebook for parents of children with special needs.

His character's tersely macho name came from a guidebook to birds of the West Indies, which Fleming liked to leaf through at his Jamaican retreat.