Sentence examples for guide in which from inspiring English sources

Children will receive a family guide in which rhyming hints direct them to certain artworks.

In the nineteen-eighties, when I was in high school, my parents bought a VHS player, and, with it, an Ebert video guide, in which various of his Chicago Sun-Times reviews were collected.

Still others, like Deja News.com, a buying guide in which consumers rate products and give advice, assumed a new identity (Deja.com) and charged headlong into the e-commerce fray.

How much the body is heir to a thousand natural shocks registers acutely in the opening story, "The Guide," in which a female narrator recounts her obsession with a blind lover: "He cannot see what he has done to me.

Like "Tender," "Ripe" is an alphabetical guide in which the recipes for each fruit are preceded by gardening advice, as well as lists of tasty kitchen combinations — apricots play nicely with pistachios, lamb, brandy and so on.

It will also include a study guide, in which weekly readings instruct readers "to find an actual stone or other memento from nature so that by the time they finish the study guide they will have created a small memorial to mark their journey".

Plus, there's a hint guide built-in, which I guess will replace sitting at the computer with your dad poring over the huge paper tome that came with the original trying to solve its often very challenging puzzles.

Unlike many earlier guides, in which writers spun narratives about their own journeys and experiences, Baedekers were informational and service-oriented — listing steamboat fares and passport requirements, recommending suitable clothing and suggesting how much to tip.

The PIS structure served as a virtual wave-guide in which the TE- and TM-polarized light can diffractionless propagate simultaneously; the splitting structure can be used to reflect TE-polarized light because it is within the photonic band gap, but TM-polarized light is transmitted across the splitting structure because it lies in the photonic band.

The site invites users to write up and sell their own fitness guides, in which they can instruct visitors on diet and exercise regimes designed to whip them into shape.

During that time she published The Girl Sleuth: A Feminist Guide (1975), in which she explored various childhood mystery series that feature female protagonists.