Sentence examples for guidebook into a from inspiring English sources

"It has turned from a guidebook into a rulebook".

There are quite a few startups attacking the tour guide app space which, as well as packaging the traditional (paper) guidebook into a handy app form, are more generally trying to bridge the connectivity gap that tourists face when they take their phone abroad and don't want to be burnt by roaming costs (e.g. Triposo or PocketGuide).

Complimenting the UNICEF for this publication, he "declared that the Ministry of Social Affairs, with well-matched objectives, is ready, for the sake of an integrated initiative, to open our countrywide centers that are in direct contact with the children, their mothers and their families in order to translate the messages of this guidebook into educational and awareness programs".

His cheese can send the authors of Michelin guidebooks into rapture; Switzerland's best chefs regularly call him begging for some.

By Paul Collins September 2, 2014 For women writers, Eleanor Kirk's 1888 guidebook was a way to break into the boys' club of publishing.

As a newlywed, Ms. Gorman Newman, a publicist, parlayed her not-so-steamy experiences as a single woman into a guidebook, "How to Meet a Mensch in New York" (City & Company, 1996).

Yesterday the Wheelers described the wrench of stepping back from the company they built into a guidebook phenomenon with more than 500 titles, 560 staff and 360 freelance authors.

Dark pattern designs should be repurposed into a guidebook of what not to do and how not to transact online.

If you are the type who likes to tough it out during tax time by digging into a guidebook or clicking your way through tax preparation software, one of the first things you will notice are the volumes of information devoted to tax deductions.

The cult Portland artist aims to bring the wisdom of Tarot into the new century; this box set combines her popular guidebook with a 78-card deck.

"It felt more like a guidebook than a fantasy".