Sentence examples for handbook for a from inspiring English sources
The volume is discussed in Bruce Love's The Paris Codex: Handbook for a Maya Priest (1994).
If a player thinks of something clever, you don't have to thumb through a handbook for a strictly defined bonus.
Worryingly, Huxley's satirical novel reads more like a handbook for a career in the creative industries than a dystopian warning today.
He writes academic philosophy for his peers, which has about as much meaning for me as the technical handbook for a Boeing 747 would.
It is on the whole a trustworthy guide, and may usefully serve as a handbook for a short course on vertebrate anatomy.
Read in this spirit, large chunks of the Old Testament — the territorial feuds, the constant threat of exile or extinction, the sexual jealousy and sibling rivalry — begin to resemble the handbook for a grim new scarcity economy of land and love.
She has also condensed her vision into a book, Streetfight: Handbook for an Urban Revolution.
A key handbook for an era of "alternative facts" and pressures on research.
In many corporations, employees have to access the H.R. Web site or search the electronic employee handbook for an answer.
She is the author of Streetfight: Handbook for an Urban Revolution.
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