Sentence examples for handbook series from inspiring English sources

This book is part of the DeGruyter Handbook series.

She has authored four books in the Moon Handbook series, has cooked professionally and is a graduate of the California Culinary Academy.

July will see the publication of two volumes from the handbook series from the cult British chef Hugh Fearnley-Wittingstall, who has inspired many nose-to-tailgaters with his River Cottage books.

He has served as editor of Acta Musicologica (2006 2010), editor-in-chief of the Oxford Online Handbook series (since 2011), Convener of the Hearing Modernity Seminars (2013/14), and Chair of the Music Department at Harvard (2011-14).

One of the most prestigious and successful strands of Oxford's scholarly publishing, the Handbook series contain in-depth, high-level articles by scholars at the top of their field.

In any case, in an article, "The Professional Responsibilities of a Tax Lawyer in the Context of Corporate Tax Shelters," published by the Practicing Law Institute in its course handbook series for lawyers, Mr. Ruble argued that tax lawyers had a first duty not to the tax system but to their clients.

Victoria College was the last school Said attended before being sent to the U.S.: The moment one became a student at VC, one was given the student handbook, a series of regulations governing every aspect of school life the kind of uniform we were to wear, what equipment was needed for sports, the dates of school holidays, bus schedules, and so on.

Thus, the chemical handbook includes a series of tables with relevant physicochemical and toxicological properties that should be assessed in function of the environment affected.

This volume of the series Handbook of Zoology deals with the anatomy of the gastrointestinal digestive tract - stomach, small intestine, caecum and colon - in all eutherian orders and suborders.

Though we can automatically exclude most guidebooks from the consideration of what is notable, it is impossible to ignore John Murray's effortlessly erudite 19th-century series, Handbooks for Travellers –the boon companion of every Englishman wandering abroad for most of Queen Victoria's reign, and precursor of the Baedeker travel guides.

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