Sentence examples for guides for example from inspiring English sources

Openness is the principle that guides, for example, Guardian journalism.

Writers and editors of the Rough Guide and Eyewitness series might be delighted, but for those excluded – Insight, Michelin or Footprint guides for example – the future is decidedly sketchy.

Diaz also says that the company will now offer additional features (as seen above), like flashcards, quizzes and study guides, for example, that will include Creative Commons-licensed material and will be available within its textbooks.

A current "king-guide" for example, is named Gorilla Eucalipto.

The "Chicago" study guide, for example, includes history of the murders on which the musical is based.

Their tour guide, for example, who had initially kept mum on politics, was now, they estimated, "ninety-per-cent open" while he adjusted to the new scene.

A Victorian field guide, for example, describes Agrimonia in rather uncompromising terms: "Herbs with stipulate, pinnate, serrate leaves and terminal bracteate spine-like racemes of small yellow flowers".

Some restaurant guides now have sections devoted to nonsmoking options; Zagat's 2002/2003 Paris guide, for example, lists more than 300 restaurants with nonsmoking sections; those with asterisks are completely smoke free.

It's very hard if you are running a restaurant - if it stays in a restaurant guide, for example, you have to live with that for a year and it's hard.

An advance copy of the Barcelona guide, for example, recommends booking rooms ending in 01 and 02 at the Neri, a 22-room hotel, because they overlook the Placa de Sant Felipe.

The California guide, for example, plots a 390-mile route that includes Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, with a suggested travel time of five days and recommended overnight stops.