Sentence examples for good handbook from inspiring English sources

The list of 30 approved self-help titles available on prescription from May includes page-turners like "The Feeling Good Handbook," "How to Stop Worrying" and "Overcoming Anger and Irritability".

And now comes "Glittering Images," less a polemic than an illustrated anthology that Ms. Paglia intends as "a very good handbook for young people who want to know about the history of the arts," she said.

Titles such as The Feeling Good Handbook, How to Stop Worrying and Overcoming Anger and Irritability will be among the 30 prescription titles that libraries across England will stock in an attempt to improve the wellbeing of the nation.

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The trial investigators Good Clinical Practice handbook, while setting a clear standard for the conduct of trials, can be interpreted in many different ways [ 4].

In a few days, there was a fat package in my mailbox with good maps, some handbooks and a booklet with lists of phone numbers (but no fax numbers) of South Korean budget inns, called yogwan.

Murray's post-match summary for the crowd was from the handbook of good manners.

Her response was to write a non-academic handbook, "The Good Working Mother's Guide," which was published in 1989.

Find less outlaw glamour and more practical advice in the top choice of Prison Talk's David Frisk: "How to Do Good After Prison: A Handbook For Successful Reentry," by Michael B. Jackson.

I give a quick spiel about market failures in the financial sector, raising some of the themes from my own tome on economics and the financial crisis, and my article in the handbook, "What Good is Wall Street?" which first appeared in The New Yorker in November, 2010.

"In our world," the handbook concludes, "a good defense is the best offense".