Sentence examples for indispensable guides from inspiring English sources

His instruction books Pressure Basketball (1963) and The Coach's Art (1978) were considered indispensable guides for coaches.

These works are all indispensable guides to the city's "secret history," and their absence is palpable here.

Penguin is still the publisher, but the series is run by an independent trust, which is energetically raising funds to keep the work going.The latest volumes, including four indispensable guides to different parts of London (two more to come), have more maps, more buildings and more tolerance of misfits in history than the much slimmer volumes they replace.

"The Marches," published by the Touring Club of Italy, is the indispensable guide for anyone traveling the area by car.

Tatler runs 10 annual "special issues" which no doubt form an indispensable guide for newly arrived Russians.

One indispensable guide to the making of the novel is the second volume of Isherwood's diaries edited by Katherine Bucknell.

(He has written one on the job: "Yours for the Asking: An Indispensable Guide to Fund-Raising and Management").

I'm working on two books, one about my fund-raising experiences, which I've entitled "Yours for the Asking: an Indispensable Guide to Fund-Raising".

For 12 years, every time I came to visit New York, it was with one constant companion: an indispensable guide book by Michael Middleditch called the New York Mapguide.

TAKE THESE BOOKS "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test," by Tom Wolfe, is still the indispensable guide to Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.

An indispensable guide, nonetheless, by a noted French sociologist and professor at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Paris.___________________________________The Threatening Storm: The Case for Invading Iraq.