Sentence examples for definitive guides from inspiring English sources

Alfred Wainwright, author of the definitive guides to Lake District peaks, had his ashes scattered on Haystacks after his death in 1991.

Slap bang outside Windermere station, it claims the distinction of being the very first Lakeland fell Alfred Wainwright ever climbed, inspiring him to write his definitive guides.

He wrote one of the definitive guides to mango varieties, "Mangos: A Guide to Mangos in Florida," published in 1992 and available by mail from Fairchild Tropical Garden (10901 Old Cutler Road, Miami, Fla .33156), when he was only 28.

Hennessey & Ingalls, based in Santa Monica, has published the two definitive guides to Neff's work, "Wallace Neff: Architect of California's Golden Age" and the paperback "Wallace Neff 1895-1982: The Romance of Regional Architecture".

Or perhaps it is Wainwright's body of hand-drawn guide books – many of which are still considered definitive guides, all of them researched on foot – that people admire, rather than the actual man himself.

Guzmán said that she's not trying to offer complete guides or definitive guides to any location.

Perhaps the definitive guide to Istanbul.

So, this is a conversation starter, not the definitive guide.

His new book is subtitled The Definitive Guide To The Male Species.

A definitive guide to Uglish, from its evolutions to a glossary of hundreds of words.

Four years ago, he published a definitive guide titled "Cycads of Central Africa".