Sentence examples for booklets from from inspiring English sources

Before leaving the Parco, my kids were given stamped booklets from the Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti, noting that they had made it through their first lessons.

But James Lileks's "Gallery of Regrettable Food" (Crown, $22.95) is more than a collection of easy jokes about gruesome photography and time-warp attitudes in recipe booklets from the 1940's through the 60's.

Those documents included passports, national identity cards and family registration booklets from five of the six members of the Chinese women's team that won six medals here, including the team gold.

Tellingly, when asked whether it was time to "dust down some of the strategy booklets" from the Cold War, Lord Stirrup appeared to be less interested in strategy and more interested in money.

In fact, Root Down is not just a restaurant, it's also a folk-art installation — designed by the chef and owner, Justin Cucci — with a wall in the bar area covered with brightly hued rotary phones and a bathroom wallpapered with branded recipe booklets from the '50s and '60s.

There are booklets from further back still, including one that contains advice on how to break the spirit of a slave.

This small booklet from 2010 documents climate camps.

In a downloadable booklet from the DWP (pdf).

With the 35th birthday issue, People included a coupon booklet from advertisers and advertiser-sponsored giveaways.

It will be interesting to see how many people read every booklet from cover to cover.

There was a BBC booklet from 1928 with "recommendations for pronouncing doubtful words".