Sentence examples for guides turn from inspiring English sources

In the Karlovac region, 75km south of Karlovac city and just outside the town of Rakovica, the Barac cave is a more confined affair, which becomes even more claustrophobic when the guides turn off their flashlights to let visitors experience total darkness.

Although Shakespeare refers to "hums and ha's," sifting through etiquette manuals and public-speaking guides turns up scant evidence of a prohibition against ums, ers and uhs, which are profuse in the first recording of Thomas Edison's voice, in 1888.

For a human guide, turn to Mr. Kida's wife, Mika Ohie, who serenely runs the front of the house.

The omnipresent free brochures, however, with such titles as "Artelligent Christmas," "Hills Life" and "Floor Guide," turn out to be all in Japanese.

We were just setting out on a trail ride across the hills — a lazy, ambling exercise designed for children and grandparents — when we witnessed our teenage guide turn into... well, I don't know how else to describe it.

If you can't understand your ground guide, turn off the vehicle and speak with him/her.

Then Mr. Yarbrough, our guide, turned off the lights.

That guide, turned into a book called "Europe on $5 a Day," became a huge success.

Surprisingly, my most pertinent guide turned out to be JG Ballard.

Magan, our guide, turned out to be an American from Arizona.

And then the shot of their lone guide turning around and walking back into Isis territory by himself.