Sentence examples for guide paid from inspiring English sources

The guide paid him & left, much to the writer's disappointment.

Although the 2013 Michelin Guide paid lavish attention to Germany, awarding 3 stars to 10 restaurants there, neither those restaurants nor their chefs are household names in any country but their own.

Lonely Planet's "Myanmar (Burma)" guide pays deference to her argument, and lists the ways that you can minimize supporting the government, but concludes that travel "is the type of communication that in the long term can change lives and unseat undemocratic governments".

These guides, paid for by sellers, were supposed to ease the fraught business of buying a house; they are likely to do little but provide employment for thousands of housing "energy assessors" still in training.

Those who aspire to the 29,028-foot peak of Mount Everest, who have their flights arranged and their guides paid, sought to salvage their plans Friday as international politics began to intrude on the yearly ritual.

I invited Abduel to join me for lunch each day at the lodge, since meals are not included in the guides' pay.

Avoiding such hassles is why so many travelers arrange to be met at the airport by friends or drivers or tour guides, pay extra to stay in centrally located hotels with concierges, and shell out absurd roaming fees to use Google Maps to find their way around when not in their home country.

You can also rate the response you received from the guide-the guides are paid based on the quality and etail of their responses.

The Treasury is planning to publish regional price and inflation figures to guide pay awards.All well and good; but is the government really prepared to do battle with the unions over this?

Regulatory bodies, both public and private, use metrics on glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) to guide pay-for-performance reimbursement and public reporting in the care of patients with type 2 diabetes.

Like the consumer site, each B2B section will have its own guide, a paid, trained professional who usually works part time to coordinate subject material in which they have expertise.