Sentence examples for a handbook to from inspiring English sources
A HANDBOOK TO LUCK, by Cristina García.
(I'm writing a handbook to Mac OS X Lion).
Then, create a handbook to assist citizens of Spain in the potential economic transition.
In 1968, when "A Handbook to Luck" begins, Enrique Florit is 9 years old.
Compile all safety tips into a handbook to share with the Physical Education department and the school's health professionals.
We wrote a handbook to lay out our goals; it bans e-mail communication and encourages face-to-face dialogue.
Ben Carreras, a physicist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory who models the grid on computers, said that using the rules to control the behavior of the grid was sometimes like using a naturalists' handbook to tame a tiger.
And some come with a more personal agenda, to use the Torah as a spiritual handbook to grow as a person.
The calculations of ANOVA can be characterized as computing a number of means and variances, dividing two variances and comparing the ratio to a handbook value to determine statistical significance.
Far from being a philosophical treatise, it is more like a beautiful handbook to the unknown.
The Campaign of the Century, though, proves a useful handbook to the present political convulsions in America, although liberals will read it now looking for clues to how a feisty outsider can be stopped.
