Sentence examples for as a sourcebook for from inspiring English sources
In the five years since it was started, Remodelista.com has established itself as a sourcebook for home renovation and furnishings.
The Guide, first published in the spring of 1900, as a sourcebook for motorists, is the standard by which haute cuisine is judged.
As important as the show itself, this publication gave a new transparency to the selection process; it may contain a better show than the one chosen and could serve as a sourcebook for future exhibitions.
Claude drew in a notebook with pen, ink and chalk and wash en plein air whatever took his fancy and then elaborated the drawing as a sourcebook for later painterly concepts.
Linking 26 songs with calm narration that recalled the pleasantly instructional tone of National Public Radio, Ms. Bitton, a Marrakesh-born, San Francisco-based cabaret singer, showed how Piaf used a hard-knock life as a sourcebook for the songs that made her a legend.
There are four common kinds of tub, said Jane Powell, a contributor to Old House Journal and the author of "Bungalow Bathrooms" (Gibbs Smith, 2001), a sourcebook for creating and restoring stylish bathrooms.
A Sourcebook for Baptist Heritage.
Steve Jackson Games published GURPS Alpha Centauri, a sourcebook for the GURPS role-playing game set in the Alpha Centauri universe.
Old and New Testaments of the Christian Bible were as much a sourcebook as any Latin or Greek text, especially with the new impetus provided by the Catholic Reformation.
They created a a design sourcebook for Global Mamas which can be found here.
The text he wrote in the Bastille, never published in his lifetime, Les 120 Journées de Sodome (written 1784 85, published 1904; The 120 Days of Sodom, and Other Writings), has, since the studies of the Surrealists and Georges Bataille, become a classic sourcebook for the study of the imaginative forms of the modern unconscious.
