Sentence examples for guidebook in the from inspiring English sources

"Apparently, this is the ledge where Zeus was born," whispers Greg, peering at his guidebook in the gloom.

Harry A. Franck's "Roaming Through the West Indies" was undoubtedly a useful guidebook in the 1920s, long before Lonely Planet made traveling the planet much less lonely.

His two new books are Retreat and Rearguard – Somme 1918, covering the Commonwealth forces' retreat in March 1918, and a guidebook in the Battle Lines series he has written with Jon Cooksey, also about the retreat from Mons.

Fears that web publication would damage print sales have held back Lonely Planet's online expansion, but Mr Smith said he believed that there would still be an overriding desire for a "guidebook in the bag" when travelling.

Gavin Bye, an official with the Health and Safety Executive, said British authorities have found that simply putting the guidebook in the hands of local governments has sharpened the oversight of outdoor events, with officials following them closely when granting licenses.

Sixty-two college students participated in the evaluation of the HCCI guidebook in the Tang dynasty tri-color glazed pottery exhibition at the National Museum of History.

Using the guidebook in this way could have a potentially detrimental effect especially since patients value the expertise and validation that GPs provide [ 41].

In most schools using traditional laboratory classes, students are given a laboratory guidebook in which the procedures are precisely described, and students merely follow the guidebook without thinking deeply [ 13, 14].

"They've had to rely on local traffic and guidebooks in the past but I think the world is moving beyond the guide book.

If you want to know who wore it best, the 1990s or the 2010s, VFiles has guidebooks in the form of vintage magazines, overpriced but still essential, especially the handful of copies of the old night-life guide Project X ($75).

It is hard to believe that not that long ago -- in the 21st century, in fact -- we drove around Italy, France, and Spain with a stack of guidebooks in the back seat of our rented Fiat, and if a destination fell short of our expectations upon arrival we would turn to the printed page to help decide our next move.