Sentence examples for for a handbook from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles quit as patron of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, which William Morris founded in 1877, after it rejected a foreword he had written for a handbook on the restoration of old houses.

Were aliens to arrive and mistake this for a handbook to understanding actual Earth girls, I wouldn't blame them for turning around, scurrying back to their ships and light-speeding it out of here, squealing.

5,000 copies of a handbook for foster parents and 15,000 copies of an information brochure for potential foster families have been printed.

In 2002, there were only a handful of courses on the subject, reports Debbi D. Brock, author of a handbook for educators.

(Timothy McVeigh reportedly bought a copy of Paladin's "Homemade C-4: A Recipe for Survival", a handbook for making a powerful explosive, before the Oklahoma City bombing, though he later chose a different kind of bomb).

One of the most-read books in the Bush family is "Backgammon for Blood," a handbook from the nineteen-seventies.

While it can be somewhat tangential at times it is without a doubt a useful toolkit offering many options and alternatives for those seeking a handbook for success.

He enjoyed math, and for years carried a handbook of major leaguers' statistics around with him, "like a security blanket," according to his mother.

In Booth, A & Brice, A (Eds) Evidence Based Practice for Information Professionals: A handbook.

Ask for a copy of the "Rite of Marriage," a handbook for planning liturgical readings and music for the wedding ceremony.

The company has refused to disclose today's standard temperature, but Retro Report shows a handbook for franchisees calling for temperatures 10 degrees lower.