Sentence examples for in its booklet from inspiring English sources

sTurning are indoctrinated to believe the myth that fossil fuels are dirty and renewable energy is a Pointible alternative . . .

(And as for Chaplin's film there's a superb Criterion release, and in its booklet I quote from Jean Narboni's revelatory book about it, "…Pourquoi les coiffeurs?" (Why the Barbers?); the whole book should be translated).

(And as for Chaplin's film — there's a superb Criterion release, and in its booklet I quote from Jean Narboni's revelatory book about it, "…Pourquoi les coiffeurs?" (Why the Barbers?); the whole book should be translated).

For that matter, the texts in its booklet are themselves more deeply evocative of the spirit of Davis's music than is the entire movie.

As the National Cancer Center points out in its excellent booklet, "Taking Part in Clinical Trials: What Cancer Patients Need to Know": "New treatments under study are not always better than, or even as good as, standard care.

The New York Police Department, in its 1994 booklet "Police Strategy No. 5," explains how alarms (which "frequently go off for no apparent reason") can shatter the sense of civility that makes a community safe.

POS results were recorded in each newborn's hospital chart as well as in its individual booklet for prevention during childhood and adolescence ("Gelbes Heft").

The Never Again association monitors racism in Poland and its booklet, Hateful, gives a flavour of incidents at grounds.

OSHA, in its Workers' Rights booklet, says that you have a right to a safe workplace, "one free of known dangers".

There are the official rules, which you learn during training and carry in a booklet in your pocket.

You can read the original How to Have Sex in an Epidemic booklet in its entirety here.