Sentence examples for from guidebook from inspiring English sources

Italy From "Guidebook for New York and Washington," published by Touring Club Italiano, 1999.

The August 2013 edition (the 1,526th in its long history) is the last, as the travel company withdraws from guidebook publish to "concentrate on its core products".

However, switching from guidebook to guidebook over and over is very annoying.

All the animals are copied from guidebooks, so a biologist would be able to identify them.

Behind us, a group of Americans chatted, reading aloud from guidebooks and wondering when it would end.

Most people, a large number of them tourists, learn about the walks through the Internet or from guidebooks.

Mr. Chaffin and Mr. Ruff say their goal is to create an inn that will win top ratings from guidebooks like those from AAA and Mobil.

The suggestions that follow have been gleaned not only from guidebooks and interviews, but also from the Internet, where a community of devoted (not to say fanatical) eaters has gathered, happy to pass along tips, finds and information.

Usually, when I am about to travel to a new place, I have some idea of what to expect -- images from guidebooks, popular culture and the arts, or from friends who have traveled there previously.

Though he has relied on word of mouth to keep his house full ever since it opened two years ago, he is frustrated that the borough gets short shrift from guidebooks and even those whose job is to promote it.

From guidebooks and articles I had consulted before leaving, and the brief descriptions of some of the meals included in our itinerary, it was obvious that dismal dining, the complaint of visitors to China a decade or so ago, is a thing of the past.