Sentence examples for guides to explain from inspiring English sources

There are, however, some great guides to explain some of the changes and new features and actions, and these can be found on techradar.com, forbes.com and techcrunch.com.

Attempts have been made to make the game less intimidating to newcomers, with big screen guides to explain the rules and, in the words of World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper, a "dumbed down" commentary available via remote earpieces.

Or there's the Independent Living badge, which asks Guides to explain when a young person might need to use a job centre, a Citizens Advice Bureau, legal aid, or a housing association.

On a government-sponsored tour of a Tripoli school and other trips for a small group of foreign journalists, she and other students braved watchful teachers and official tour guides to explain that as schools here have reopened — some of them after a hiatus of three weeks — the government's violent crackdown on the revolt has already left a deep impression on Libyan children and young adults.

He's the mission curator, responsible for planning exhibits and recruiting guides to explain mission history, which some see as a march to enlightenment and some see as cultural genocide.

Structural analyses then become critical for providing architectural guides to explain and further optimize the substrate selection and turnover.

She even failed to follow up an offer from her guide to explain off-camera how the factory turns chicken carcasses into cheap sausages.

You can get a guide to explain it and it can be... interesting – but not after you've been several times!

To believe the scenario of "Anonymous," you have to buy into a conspiracy so complicated that I defy anyone who doesn't have the Roland Emmerich study guide to explain it.

The rules for forming coalitions are so arcane, with complex monitoring of linguistic, ideological and regional balance, that one newspaper, Le Soir, has run a guide to explain it all in a mere 20 instalments.Elections in Belgium are but a prelude to horse-trading (in 1988 it took almost 150 days to thrash out a coalition).

In 2012, DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission published a three-page guide to explain RRI (European Commission, DG Research and Innovation 2012).