Sentence examples for as a local guide from inspiring English sources

Display the map in a public location in the school as a Local Guide to World Cuisine.

Adventure travel specialist Mountain Kingdoms regularly hires Noriega, praising him as a local guide who "really stands out".

"The film made the Greeks look like fools," she fumed as a local guide pointed to the grassy knoll where the swift-footed Achilles "in all probability" speared Hector to death.

He spent much of his life growing up on Saipan before returning to Pågan in 2000 to perform work as a local guide and camp manager for US military contractors that had been sent to build volcano sensors, a communications tower and other facilities.

Mr. Abdurakhmanov has worked for The New York Times as a local guide and for other news organizations, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Voice of America, and he has provided legal aid to Uzbeks caught in the machinery of Uzbekistan's authoritarian government.

Rincewind is forced to act as a local guide for Twoflower, a property insurance salesman and the Discworld's first tourist, who is visiting Ankh-Morpork, and Twoflower's luggage, which is made from sapient pearwood and can run on its own legs.

Like many Meccans, then as now, his father was a local guide to pilgrims there for umrah or hajj.

There is the yuppie family that visits China and ends up (mistakenly, as it turns out) accusing a local guide of stealing some jewellery, for instance, or the pair of backpackers in Africa who casually give a worried mother a bottle of aspirin for her sickly daughter.The strongest link between the stories, however, has to do not with themes or subject matter but with tone.

The guide said the military operation targeted militants who the night before had kidnapped a local guide, named as Salah Abu El Kasm, whom they suspected of collaborating with Egyptian security services.

As we drove toward them, with a local guide, we passed a large gray rocket that was partly lodged in the sand; this was the undetonated Sudanese Air Force rocket that Amina had described to me.

It can be a two-hour walk from one house to the next, requiring the help of a local guide so as not to get lost, and along the way census takers need to be on the lookout for poisonous snakes, stinging ants and scorpions, wild hogs and even the occasional leopard, not to mention plants with razor-sharp leaves or secretions that cause uncontrollable itching.