Sentence examples for gourmet guide from inspiring English sources

Thus was The Joy Of Sex: A Gourmet Guide To Lovemaking, born to be published in 1972.

Oh, and as if that wasn't groundbreaking enough, he also illustrated the 1972 "gourmet guide to lovemaking" The Joy of Sex.

"Unfortunately," he would say, indicating an illustrated coffee-table tome with the subtitle "A Gourmet Guide to Lovemaking", "people only know me for that one".

The shop also sells his book, "Olive Oil: A Gourmet Guide" (Flammarion, $35), a handsome and excellent resource with recipes by Jacques Chibois, the chef at La Bastide St.-Antoine in Grasse, France.

But to millions of people around the world, Dr. Comfort, who was 80, will be remembered only for his book, "The Joy of Sex: A Gourmet Guide to Lovemaking" (Crown, 1972).

Writer then met Howard Hillman, author of "The Gourmet Guide to Beer," who talked about beer-drinking techniques, and described the "hot-top parties hot-top parties, "wheld they leave cases of beer out in the sun until the beer gets really warm and then drink it".

The way it works its this: An existing member can write a long review of a travel destination e.g. a gourmet's guide to Paris or a backpacker's guide to Sydney.

A gourmet's guide Boekenhoutskloof Excelsior Road, Franschhoek (00 27211 876 3320).

Among the books he holds is one titled "Entomology: A Gourmet's Guide".

The distinction given to the new Athens "on the banks of the old Raritan" (as the lyrics of the Alma Mater go) was announced recently in Philosophical Gourmet Report, a guide for the profession that emanates from the University of Texas at Austin and ranks university philosophy departments.

Maybe I'd have been better off just writing another gourmet food tour guide for the Delta Airlines' inflight magazine.