Sentence examples for handbook for the from inspiring English sources

A Handbook for the Other Woman.

The Daodejing was meant as a handbook for the ruler.

Neither offer a complete or clear handbook for the conduct of Britain's secret agencies.

Like the others, it is an excellent handbook for the radical overhaul of the economy.

It's a book that cries out for illustrations, but even so this is an essential handbook for the design conscious.

After death, one receives a harried caseworker and a tome ("Handbook for the Recently Deceased") that reads like stereo instructions.

Mondino's Anathomia was written in 1316 and became the standard handbook for the dissector, going through 39 editions in all.

If "The Wretched of the Earth" was not "the handbook for the black revolution," as its publisher boasted, it was certainly a sourcebook of revolutionary slogans.

This playbook is literal: in 2015, Sessions and his staff produced a twenty-three-page document called "Immigration Handbook for the New Republican Majority".

News from Nowhere became "a kind of handbook for the romantic-intellectual English socialism that has only just ended with the death of Michael Foot".

The Immigration Handbook for the New Republican Majority argues for limiting work visas and "establishing firm control over entry and exit in the United States".