Sentence examples for lifestyle guide from inspiring English sources

While inherently plausible, it would be unwise to adopt this advice as a lifestyle guide.

A New York editor spotted it and asked Coupland to write a lifestyle guide, a sort of Sloane Rangers Handbook for the blank generation.

Later, Mr. Glenn joined an early version of Tripod, the blog-hosting Web site originally intended as a lifestyle guide for his generation.

Paskowitz's book Surfing and Health became something of a lifestyle guide to many surfers, advising them to achieve well-being through diet, exercise and a good moral attitude.

Ms. Flint also offers advice to newbie Manhattanites: she and her friend Cate Edwards, daughter of John Edwards, the 2004 Democratic vice-presidential candidate, have a blog, www.urbanistaonline.com, a kind of Zagat-like lifestyle guide.

Dr. Dane's book is described as a "complete program for losing weight, boosting energy and being your best self," a "nutrition and lifestyle guide" that also depends on food formulas that properly balance carbohydrates, protein and fat.

That is doubtless the aim of the chirpy Rosemarie Jarski, a former au pair and author of this compendium of household and other advice.Books filled with commonsensical tips on life and how to live it are numerous and mostly bad, with Martha Stewart's snobby and fiddly lifestyle guides being among the worst.

These vary greatly: thus far, some people are writing out step-by-step travel guides to cities, others are using it for lifestyle guides.

I'd seen the lifestyle guides and cookbooks written by Chef Cuquita Arias de Calvo all over town, and the food and homestyle atmosphere lived up to their promise.

It was there that he began writing the how-to tips and lifestyle guides that he wished he'd had during his time abroad.

I'm not talking about those temporary so-called fixes that so many well-meaning lifestyle guides suggest, such as turn-off-your-computer or stay-off-the-grid days.