Sentence examples for guide picked up from inspiring English sources

With an ocean breeze drifting through the open sides of the bright yellow "DUKW" we were riding in, I didn't think our Hawaii Duck Tours excursion could be any more laid back, but when our main guide picked up a ukulele and began serenading us with some island-style tunes, the only thing missing was a Mai-Tai.

I was fascinated by the tracks my guides picked up: snakes, grasshoppers, even hares and fennec foxes.

His personal blog is called itong2go, where he writes about travel guides picked up from his greatest trips around Asia.

If recent history is a guide, being picked up by the index is no harbinger of share price appreciation.

Our guide easily picked up a prehistoric dung beetle before setting it free to scurry over droppings left by elephants.

When traveling this is a great opportunity to read the travel guide literature you picked up so you can quickly suggest where to go next once she emerges.

From online business travel guides I've picked up that that many Indian women may prefer not to shake hands, and that I should refrain from using first names in business meetings.

It also mentioned his spirit guide, something which was picked up in the media report in TV Guide.

Once our tour guide picked us up in his bus, he had no interested in telling us about the zoo or that Nassau had recently received a visit from the Queen of England and Prince Harry.

Our guide picked us up at the hotel and we walked about a hundred metres, with him telling us how he was going to show us rooms packed with weed, before a man grabbed him by the shoulder and led him away.

Encyclopedic in breadth but compact enough for the vest pocket of a 19th-century gentleman on the go, the book was an insider's guide to Manhattan, easily picked up at the newsstand before a night on the town, much the way tourists and local residents now consult a guidebook when they are in the mood for a memorable restaurant or meal.