"He was a perceptive, invaluable guide through three and a half decades of Hollywood films, stars and trends".
Polish troops have gained invaluable experience through our participation in Iraq and in the NATO force in Afghanistan.
For many patients, too, primary care doctors are invaluable guides through the maze of health care options and specialists.
In his abbreviated post- mortem the coach blandly rationalised his error by claiming the young forward would have gained invaluable experience through living and training as part of the international squad.
Mr. Toast had the perpetually startled look and trembling hands of a Vietnam vet or a drinker — both of which, in fact, he was — but he proved to be a remarkably gentle man, and an invaluable guide through the intricacies of my new life.
This is what we learned from An Inspector Recalls by Graham Satchwell (The History Press), one of a batch of increasingly frank police memoirs; the genre goes back two centuries and provides an invaluable prism through which we can see how and by whom our laws are enforced.
ABS can provide an invaluable analysis through simulating clearly defined rationales, such as choose the shortest route between spatial points, choose the less congested route by evaluating "cost" of each route, and select between elevator, escalator, and stairs by comparing the waiting time.
Meanwhile, Charlotte Bronte has shared invaluable lessons through the course of her work.
It is an invaluable guide through the mine field I encountered on first viewing Mark Steven Greenfield's work.
Of fundamental importance is the fact that anthropology is well suited for secondary schools: the content is engaging, the field offers invaluable lenses through which students should view the world, and, anthropology and its lessons can be integrated in many different ways into already existing high school curriculums.
