Sentence examples for handbook told from inspiring English sources
"The road from Tana [on the Sea of Azov] to Cathay," a Tuscan merchant's handbook told its readers, "is quite safe by day and by night according to the merchants who report having followed it".
As Jonathan Roberts, who came up with the concept for "The Official Preppy Handbook," told the Times, "The subversive idea behind it was if you can reveal all of the secret systems and totems by which a portion of society keeps its elite status, you kind of pull the rug out from under them".
But nothing in the handbook told the change agents how to reduce crime.
I also hold my nose (the handbook tells us a Sloaney Barbour is usually decomposing "slowly but pongily"), but certainly don't turn it up out of some deep-seated class envy.
The California Immunization Handbook tells schools and child-care centers that the basic rule is "No shots, no records, no school".
The principal, Marc J. D'Amico of Glenville Elementary School, received one month's suspension without pay and a year's probation after district officials learned that he had altered the online student handbook after telling the parent, Frank Carbino, that he was violating school policy by trying to deliver ice cream cups to his daughter's third-grade class.
"When I said something to him about the handbook, he said, 'Well, not everything is in the handbook,'" Briana told South Carolina's WSPA-TV in an interview.
Emerson's essays are like wonder handbooks: they tell you where to find it, how to use it, what to do when it fails you.
The handbooks should tell leaders what they can do to lessen the chances of armed conflict, referring to incidents or research from the 1962 crisis to explain what sorts of conditions or actions make conflict more likely.
There is no section in your employee handbook that will tell you how to navigate office politics.
"We are taught, and we learn through experience, that everything and everyone is a potential hazard," Tourists are told in the handbook of their profession.
