Sentence examples similar to front of guiding from inspiring English sources

Since 1969, the designation of the Greenwich Village Historic District has helped to protect the blocks of charming 19th-century town houses, tenements and shop fronts while guiding the conversion of warehouses, former factories, stables and parking garages into residential housing.

The signature dish at Ted's Bulletin is unadorned tomato soup with grilled cheese, the sort of meal your mom made when you came from school to veg out in front of "Guiding Light," back in the days when parents did not pester you about joining the chess club instead.

Sure, you could use a tablet or laptop and pull up instructions, but consider how useful it would be to conduct voice searches, while keeping your hands free as the information you need to conduct a repair is projected in front of your eyes, guiding you through a process, sometimes even "lighting up" the relevant parts.

Sure, you could use a tablet or laptop and pull up instructions, but consider how useful it would be to conduct voice searches, while keeping your hands free as the information you need to conduct a repair is projected in front of your eyes, guiding you through a process, sometimes even "lighting up" the relevant parts.

Tandem racing at Paralympic level has sighted pilots at the front of the bike guiding blind or partially sighted cyclists around a velodrome or on the road.

With the thread held in place by the thread guide, wind the thread clockwise around the bobbin winder tension discs in front of the guide.

It is a guide to a familiar hand gesture, a photograph of which is featured prominently on the front of the guide.

Add one keg of beer strapped in front of a guide-cum-barman.

No extensions of that guarantee beyond the final Department Deadline (as listed on the front of this guide) are possible.

In Hemingway's story, which was published in 1936, Francis Macomber, on safari in Africa with his wife, panics while hunting a lion, humiliating himself — and his wife — in front of their guide.

Using a simulated whiteboard on their computers, connected by the Internet, and a copy of Daniela's textbook in front of her, she guides the teenager through the intricacies of nouns, adjectives and verbs.