Sentence examples for a guidebook with from inspiring English sources

Stay two nights from £185pp including cycle hire, cream teas, maps and a guidebook with Country Lanes (01590 622627).

You might be foresighted enough to carry a guidebook with you, but a guidebook's listings can grow stale faster than a croissant.

For initial research it might help you to spend some time with a guidebook with profiles of colleges; also, try the College Board's free "college matchmaker" service, or the college search tools on Naviance, if your school provides that resource.

For initial research, it might help to spend some time with a guidebook with profiles of colleges; also, try the College Board's free "college matchmaker" service, or the college search tools on Naviance, if your school provides that resource.

My love of Scottish islands began, not with a guidebook, but with Gavin Maxwell's "Ring of Bright Water," an account of life with his beloved otters.

Mr Smith has written a breezy guidebook, with a series of short chapters dedicated to specific aspects of urbanity graffiti, say, or parks, or the various schemes that have been put forward over the years for building the perfect city.

Through the Appalachian Mountain Club, they wrote a guidebook, "Outdoors With Kids: New York City," offering tips to 100 places to visit in and around the city.

It has a guidebook quality, with Verne continually setting out what Yokohama is like, or the speed at which a given boat can travel.

Yesterday the Wheelers described the wrench of stepping back from the company they built into a guidebook phenomenon with more than 500 titles, 560 staff and 360 freelance authors.

The Enlivened Self is a guidebook rich with media and web resources, and opportunities to engage for anyone who wants to become the very best version of themselves.

Now Ms. Chang-Babaian, who makes up faces for ad campaigns and celebrity appearances, has written a beauty guidebook with tips for Asian women.