Sentence examples for manual which was from inspiring English sources

Leopold was the author of a famous violin-playing manual, which was published in the very year of Mozart's birth.

The current edition of the manual, which was published in 2000, describes 283 disorders — about triple the number in the first edition, published in 1952.

The book was Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People," the quintessential American self-help manual, which was first published in 1936.

Revelations of abuse feed what the Army's new counterinsurgency manual, which was drafted under the command of Gen. David Petraeus, calls the "recuperative power" of the terrorist enemy.

"Start with the religious rituals and concentrate on them," says the manual, which was reviewed in the archive of the Conflict Records Research Center at the National Defense University in Washington.

(Two years ago, Muhly collaborated with Kalman on a whimsical operatic interpretation of "The Elements of Style," the language-usage manual, which was performed in the Rose Main Reading Room, at the New York Public Library).

The manual, which is available on the Ministry of Health website (http://www.ccm-network.it/documenti_Ccm/prg_area5/2005-manuale-scuola-depressione.pdf), is about 200 pages long and contains 18 units (Box 1).

They are explained below in material adapted from the manual, which is published by Consulting Psychologists Press.

The conventional method for measuring kernel traits is still manual, which is time consuming, costly and subjective.

But still, it has been 10 years since the last edition of the manual, which is published by the University of Chicago Press.

And then there is the accompanying instruction manual, which is, to say the least, starved of design acumen.