Sentence examples for encyclopedic guide from inspiring English sources

395 p. Poland: an encyclopedic guide / [editors, Edyta Banaszkiewicz-Zygmunt, Krzysztof Olendzki].

Its encyclopedic guide to ingredients includes a list of liqueurs and their flavors, and a list of edible flowers.

Laundry 101 Bag by Lindy Sue's: A hefty denim bag printed with an encyclopedic guide to stain solutions.

If I do feel like whipping up a little something for one, I often turn to "Tender," Slater's encyclopedic guide to all things vegetal and edible.

"It proved an invaluable and encyclopedic guide to the archaeology, anthropology and culture of East Asia's first historical dynasty," Professor Keightley wrote.

An international, encyclopedic guide to the field's most important figures, schools, and movements, the new edition reflects the state of literary theory and criticism.

Encyclopedic guides are sometimes likened to the Yellow Pages of higher education, huge directories of every accredited four-year institution.

They include "21st Century Etiquette, Charlottee Ford's encyclopedic new guide to modern manners.

Published in 1908, Mr. Morse's encyclopedic housekeeping guide recommended keeping a journal ("a blank book, divided into sections for each room") in which one could jot notes gleaned from the 744 pages of instructions on how to polish mirrors (use a chamois), care for kid boots (rub with castor oil) or eradicate carpet beetles (trust me, you don't want to know).

It is just what our culture needed". "In encyclopedic format, this guide introduces nearly every digital format and genre conceived thus far.

We stopped for snacks at a deserted pocket beach, then continued upward through the coastal gum forest, listening to our guide's encyclopedic identification of plant species and their Aboriginal uses in making fire sticks, bedding, baskets and spears.