Sentence examples for handbook's from inspiring English sources

Instead of forcing it to decipher veiled statements about law and order or welfare recipients ― a tactic so commonplace it's effectively the racist handbook's I formation ― King just lets 'er rip, allowing the electorate to divert its brain cells toward untangling other injustices.

You are assumed to be familiar with the student handbook's discussion of academic honesty.

The Handbook's essays take on many of the puzzles of communist history.

Last month I recalled some of the handbook's lessons when I spent a long weekend on Nantucket.

The best psychiatrists are not austerely technical, like the official handbook's approach; they combine technical expertise with personal knowledge.

After the handbook's huge success Ms. Birnbach helped bring forth a wide array of less necessary titles.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden's handbook "Growing Fruits: Nature's Desserts" includes a primer on pruning grapes.

"I learned the recipe from Cennini's 'The Craftsman's Handbook,' written in the late 14th century.

The chart below is the basic guide that comes from Larry Townsend's The Leatherman's Handbook II ('83).

Thanks to Paul Fotiee" Photenhaue's new Semenology: The Semen Bartender's Handbook the taste of semen can be drastically improved.

A political group's handbook.