Sentence examples for guidebook describes from inspiring English sources

One guidebook describes the Iraqi desert as "so desolate and uninviting that even a rattlesnake would feel lonely there".

One guidebook describes the Office as a place "popular with middle-aged expats," mostly from Australia and Europe.

The guidebook describes a small painting titled "Seraphic Transport Docking on the Third Eye" thus: "In 2004, while journeying on Ayahuasca" (a hallucinogenic brew used by South American Indians), "Alex saw multicolored angelic beings, and alternated between witnessing the visionary realms in his head and painting them.

A National Trust guidebook describes Little Moreton Hall as being "lifted straight from a fairy story, a gingerbread house".

17) When a guidebook describes an area as bohemian it can indeed mean 'full of artists,' but can equally mean steaming great s**thole.

Our friend Monica had to visit and climb on top of all of them, including Troy, which even her guidebook described as "a few vague piles of stone".

By Paul Collins October 5, 2015 Angus M'Diarmid, a Scottish hunting guide whose first language was Gaelic, wrote a local guidebook, describing in animated and inane English the rugged Highland landscape.

(Our guidebook described it as a "hike". Arduous climb is more like it).

Our guidebook described a beach and lagoon in a town named Yiti, about an hour's drive outside Muscat.

George's, I found the present dean, the Rev. Oswald Trellis, standing lost in thought by the wondrous wrought-iron chancel screen, which local guidebooks describe quite accurately as "intricate as old lace".

Twenty years ago, guidebooks described the city as decrepit and grimy.