Sentence examples for guide to reading from inspiring English sources

Here's a guide to reading the reports, using an annotated blank filing form from the Federal Election Commission.

A link to a detailed guide to reading mail headers, and a collection of links about fighting spam are available at www.datapower.ca/links /links_antispam.html.html

It is a guide to "reading Pittsburgh and its neighborhoods," and combines beautiful photographs with concise historical essays (Toker is a professor of the history of art and architecture at the University of Pittsburgh).

The new preface entitled "A Note on Dialectic" can actually stand on its own as a guide to reading and understanding Marcuse.

(That could come in handy as a guide to reading other people or a tip for outwitting them).

"Even if you can't or don't articulate those things while you're awake," says Patti Wood, a body language expert with more than 30 years of experience and author of Success Signals, A Guide to Reading Body Language.

To investigate this issue, we apply the Human Environment System framework formulated by Scholz (2011) as a conceptual guide to read typical feedback loops in land-use systems.

In order to effectively promote classic reading and guide students to read classics recommended by scholars, this paper constructs an innovation platform of 'Classic Reading' teaching system based on reading credit.

Detailed Reading is a highly designed curriculum genre in which teachers guide students to read and comprehend texts that may be well beyond their assessed reading capacities (Rose and Martin [2012], Rose [2014]).

Try to keep your guide easy to read and neat.

The guide had already gone back to reading her paperback— Mrs. Hemingway by Naomi Wood standing up in a corner.