Sentence examples for booklets about the from inspiring English sources

In the Convent of St. Sergius and Bacchus, on a hill above town, young girls recite the Lord's Prayer in Aramaic to tourists, and booklets about the language are on sale at a gift shop in the town center.

Booklets about the Bristol mayoral election are being delivered to some 340,000 registered voters in the city.

The Walt Disney Co.'s Miramax, for instance, pulled out the stops for Best Picture nominee The Queen, producing a booklet about the film that was distributed in polyethylene bags to all Variety readers.

2. Create an informational booklet about the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Each player has received a booklet about the trip, with four pages devoted to jet lag.

It is a neatly done booklet about the rebel movement, including displays of all its insignia.Villagers and militiamen take turns joining in a rallying cry: Papua merdeka!

After the estate was subdivided in the late 1920's, a booklet about the new community, just off the shore of Mamaroneck, showed a closed gate with the message: "Peace and security.

It's just a pity there is not a word in the booklet about the complex history of the music itself, and that Allegrini didn't take the chance to include the unfinished E major concerto movement, one of Mozart's greatest fragments.

You could write a whole booklet about the failings of this phone — a five-way controller whose middle button isn't Select, a tiny screen that fits only two lines of menu text at a time — but the worst part is how many steps it takes to do anything.

Talitha Koum has held meetings with villagers to try to address their concerns and says it is producing a DVD and booklet about the project.

The experience of this setback has been described in an MSF information booklet about the "Comprehensive TB Care for All" program already at an early stage of implementation [8]: "Ambulatory [TB] care should be offered to all patients from the very start of treatment, unless there are specific medical indications requiring admission.