Sentence examples for guidebook from from inspiring English sources

I get a guidebook from my library before I go.

But I carry vivid testimonies written and spoken by Khotyn's survivors, a guidebook from another era.

Similarly, my old guidebook from 1986 has the silver-studded blue's typical flight season being in July.

Poor Chip just wants to see all the sights listed in the guidebook from his dad's visit in 1930.

Contestants can download a 102-page guidebook from the contest's Web site that provides tips on calculating calories, shopping for and preparing healthful meals, and exercising.

"There are scarcely any good pictures in the churches of Prague," warns a guidebook from 1844, though acknowledging that the buildings there are "vast and splendid".

Debate about 600-page guidebooks from Alex Salmond resounds.

The "entry level" guidebooks from Lonely Planet and Rough Guides are well-targeted, while the Overlanders' Handbook (Trailblazer, £24.99) will be useful for more hard-core travellers.

Guidebooks from 10 years ago mention that visitors may, if they are lucky, visit the spring after military searches and with an armed escort.

With colonial guidebooks from the 1930s, a rundown Land Rover (which had been a mobile cinema until the equipment broke down) and an 1899 map, I hunted out ruined cities, ancient mosques and Arabian palaces.

One person who is betting that more fish will beget more fishermen is Marty Iannone, who owns the Housatonic Meadows Fly Shop, which sells flies, tackle and guidebooks from a red, clapboard-sided former gas station on Route 7 across the river from Cornwall Bridge.