Sentence examples for guide entry from inspiring English sources
The last line of an All Music Guide entry reads: "Good luck locating their records".
"In the Guardian's style guide entry for headlines, 'Take care over ambiguity' is one of the imperatives.
The Guardian's Style guide entry on 'execution' states: the carrying out of a death sentence by lawful authority, so a terrorist, for example, does not "execute" someone.
For example, our style guide entry on disabled people says 'We aim to use positive language about disability, avoiding outdated terms that stereotype or stigmatise.
Here's the lay of the land, as illustrated for The Times health guide entry on stroke from carotid dissection: [*I've made some small changes to the original text.
In Ms. Johnson's case, a State Supreme Court judge said the case deserved to go to trial, citing a departmental patrol guide entry stating that "police officers shall not discharge their weapons when doing so will unnecessarily endanger innocent persons".
Britain's smallest city (population 1,700), on the tip of west Pembrokeshire, has had a food revolution, achieving four Good Food Guide entries - the highest number per capita in the UK.
While local search results obviously won't be as in-depth as the custom written city guide entries, it provides enough to get by: the business name, street address, and phone number.
A 12-day tour costs $2,349 and includes transport, guides, entry fees, hotels with breakfast, and at least two buffet dinners, as well as flights from Wellington to Christchurch and from Queeenstown to Auckland.
Mars has been explored historically only by robotic crafts, but a crewed mission encompasses several new engineering challenges – high ballistic coefficient entry, hypersonic decelerators, guided entry for reaching intended destinations within acceptable margins for error in the landing ellipse, and payload mass are all critical factors for evaluation.
