Sentence examples for a handbook on from inspiring English sources

I just finished translating a handbook on disability for employees of one of France's biggest companies.

In Stitches: A Handbook on Meaning, Hope and Repair, one of her beautiful commentaries on grief, Anne Lamott asks, "Where is meaning in the meteoric passage of time, the speed in which our lives are spent?

Most were derived from a handbook on drawing by Abraham Bloemaert printed in 1655.

His memoir is not a handbook on how America should deal with the Muslim world.

A handbook on Russia's consumer protection laws hung on a wall.

In Singapore, at least, employers are given a handbook on proper behavior toward a maid.

Gann writes, "He was a handbook on how to be a non-bitter composer in a democracy".

His Enchiridion of Counsels (1801), a handbook on the religious life, continues to guide modern Greek spirituality.

"That's the beauty of the adversary system," said Professor Wellborn, co-author of a handbook on evidence law.

It's a handbook on how to live - which is why, once initiated, I taught myself from scratch.

She published a handbook on her teaching methods and philosophies in 1914, laying the foundation for what became known as the Montessori method of education.