Sentence examples for comprehensive guidebook from inspiring English sources

This comprehensive guidebook chronicles more than 175 bridges spanning 55 locations along the Main Channel, South Branch, and North Branch of the Chicago River.

"Cru Bourgeois has remained a reservoir of good wines to drink and to enjoy, not to invest in," said Jacques Dupont, wine critic for the French magazine Le Point and author of a comprehensive guidebook on the wines of Bordeaux.

A Composer's Guide to Game Music has been published by The MIT Press and is a thoroughly comprehensive guidebook to the concept, practice, art, and technology of providing music for this growing cinematic medium.

For example, Google has published and regularly updates a guidelines manual on search quality ratings; 160 pages long, and last updated July of last year, it's a fairly comprehensive guidebook that explains general concepts of how Google judges the quality of a given page.

The protocol is divided into two parts: i) a comprehensive guidebook for the professional, and ii) checklists for each patient.

And so began his next crusade: to deliver the first comprehensive guidebooks to the UK's brothels, ranking prostitutes on a five-star scale, listing specializations, working hours, and charging policies, and inciting the fury of people who don't want to see human beings rated for how good they are at blowjobs.

And so began his next crusade: to deliver the first comprehensive guidebooks to the UK's brothels, ranking prostitutes on a five-star scale, listing specialisms, working hours and charging policies, and inciting the fury of people who don't want to see human beings rated for how good they are at blowjobs.

This book is most useful for first-time instructors and can be regarded as a lighthearted companion to more comprehensive guidebooks on teaching.

Katie Han '09, dining editor for Inside New York — Columbia's comprehensive annual guidebook to local culture — was the event's mastermind.

He also wrote undergraduate guidebooks bearing his name, including "Hawes Comprehensive Guide to Colleges" (1978), "Hawes Guide to Successful Study Skills" (written with Lynne Salop Hawes, an ex-wife, in 1981) and "Hawes on Getting Into College" (1983).

The site, set up by Bart and Sanne Van Poll in 2007, offers a comprehensive guide to 29 European cities written by local bloggers - their favourite cafes, vintage clothes shops, bars, museums and general up-to-the-minute, under-the-radar tips that you won't find in a guidebook and that only a local would know.