Sentence examples for internet guide from inspiring English sources

He began corresponding with Mr. Sauter, who was in a sanitarium recovering from tuberculosis, according to the Allmusic Internet guide.

"Mr. Modem's Internet Guide for Seniors," by Richard A. Sherman (Sybex, $19.99), is an excellent map for navigating the Internet.

The set is an Internet guide that gives readers a solid grounding in astronomy and planetary science.

The bride, 29, is a founder and the chief executive in New York of StoreAdore.com, an Internet guide to boutiques and specialty stores around the country.

(An Internet guide counsels: "The main idea is to portray the locomotive in a very realistic and straightforward manner. Leave your artistic ambitions at home").

USA Networks last week took control of CitySearch, which provides an Internet guide to large North American cities, and plans to merge it with Ticketmaster's online division and list the new company.

Routers are the traffic cops of the Internet, guiding countless bits of information between computers, e-mail servers and Web sites around the globe.

bbc.co.uk's service licence states that it should act as a "trusted guide" to the internet, "guiding users to the wider web and linking to external websites with high public value".

USA Networks already owns majority stakes in Hotel Reservation Network, a discount lodging service, and Ticketmaster, the dominant event ticket agency, which in turn owns Citysearch, a network of Internet guides to local events.

Although we were testing Urbanspoon, which is restaurant-specific and covers more than 50 cities with a razzmatazz all its own, some of what we learned applies to other popular free Internet guides like Citysearch, Menupages and Yelp.

The firms range in size from a few people, such as IdeaMarket, a firm in Austin, Texas, that plans to serve as an on-line broker of intellectual property, to more than a hundred in the case of CitySearch, which creates Internet guides to cities and regions.