Sentence examples for alternative guides from inspiring English sources

In response, liberal groups like Catholics United and Catholics in Alliance quickly began preparing alternative guides emphasizing a broader spectrum of the church's social justice teachings.

Alternative Guide to Public Schools With all those underground guides to colleges, could an alternative guide to New York City public schools be far behind?

And so, free of charge, I offer up an alternative guide to Britain for newcomers.

For more in this vein, take a look at our alternative guide to the city.

Political betting markets, backed by hard cash, are an alternative guide.

"It gives the EU too much power and reduces our ability to stop decisions that are not in Ireland's interests," said Sinn Féin's 2008 alternative guide to the Lisbon treaty.

The Alternative Guide to the Universe Ideas and images from the margins, outsider visionaries and obscure geniuses populate this exhibition that forms part of the South Bank's Festival of Neighbourhood.

Updated at 4.52pm BST 4.05pm BST An alternative guide to choosing who to see at Glasto … Tshepo Mokoena (@tnm___) Acts to see based on names alone: Feeding the Fish (22 35 Cabaret), @SnakehipsUK (18 30 Wow) & these @airnadette guys pic.twitter.com/F1aAcbLzI9 June 29 , 2014Updated at 4.38pm BST 3.58pm BST He will find you.

There is a growth of interest in the unique and unfamiliar as can be seen by many of the current exhibitions featuring outsider artists, such as the well-received Souzou at the Wellcome Collection and The Alternative Guide to the Universe at the Hayward Gallery, as well as events such as the Impact Art Fair, soon to take place in London.

The duo, whose writing credits include the alternative guide to Britain, Bollocks to Alton Towers, TV comedies Miranda and That Mitchell and Webb Look, as well as last year's hit movie Paddington, imagined a new Ladybird title that set out to help adults make sense of the world, just as the original books had helped children fathom the inner workings of helicopters and steam engines.

In a brutal kick in the teeth for those of us who were planning on doing our best work in November and December, GQ has announced its Men of the Year, and the final list is a peculiar mix of the annoying, the half-decent and the Men Who Haven't, On the Face of It, Had a Particularly Good Year At All. Here's an alternative guide to some of GQ's winners.