Sentence examples for go-to document from inspiring English sources

So will 'Internships in the arts' become the go-to document for hiring young people in the sector, or will it restrict opportunities for arts organisations to employ the next generation of creative enthusiasts?

But mutual fund prospectuses are the go-to documents for investors weighing funds' costs and performance.

Armed with a camera, they went to document what was there.

There are many photojournalists that have gone to document the despair and the squalor and dirt of many First Nations.

If someone is going to document and critique your life, shouldn't he stick it out to the end?

"In October 2012 I went to document the human rights situation in the refugee camps and war zones," Kuka said.

I bet if the guys at CSU had their work ignored by others that claimed they found what they went to document, they might be a bit mad.

If one is going to document Malawi, let it be about Malawi and not about "Africa", because Malawi alone cannot describe, let alone define the whole continent.

The book's indexed design provides convenient access for both selective and comprehensive readers, and is ideal for university students; professionals seeking a thorough, "left -brained" treatment of English grammar and "go to" document structures; and ESL engineers at all levels.

I'm going to document how one does all of that optimally".

So I'm going to document the microaggressions on my blog.