Sentence examples for guide edited from inspiring English sources

But London's design obsession doesn't end with the festival, and whenever your visit, the recently released 2012-2013 editiof of the London Design Guide, edited by Max Fraser, is a must-read.

Official M.L.B. historian John Thorn says the "tie goes to the runner" concept dates to the 19th century, citing the instructional "DeWitt's Base Ball Umpire's Guide" edited by Henry Chadwick, which said of the arrival of the ball and the runner at first base, "If simultaneously, the base runner is not put out".

When Virgin Publishing prevented Paul Cornell from writing an episode guide, the Press Gang Programme Guide, edited by Jim Sangster, was published by Leomac Publishing in 1995.

In January I wrote about an online ethics media guide edited by Andrea Gallo, a student at Louisiana State University, under the mentorship of j-school dean Jerry Ceppos, that I felt compelled to translate into Arabic.

Two weeks ago, after I finished interviewing President Obama on the subject of Iran and Israel, I handed him a copy of the New American Haggadah, the Passover user's guide edited by Jonathan Safran Foer, which includes commentary by Goldblog.

Infectious Disease: A Geographic Guide, edited by Eskild Petersen, Lin Chen, and Patricia Schlagenhauf, uses United Nations regions as an organizational basis, which achieves the objective of maintaining relevance with respect to by-country travel while reflecting the fact that pathogens do not recognize political borders.

The firm (Ernest Benn Ltd.) became publisher of the well-known series of travel books (Blue Guides) edited by L. Russell Muirhead.

JLL conceived the study and guided editing manuscript.

FYLi participated in designing the study and guiding editing the manuscript.

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