Sentence examples for means guide from inspiring English sources

In addition to meaning leader, however, it also means guide, appropriate for a spiritual counselor.

After discussing what the word habitat means, guide your class on a short walk around the school grounds, encouraging them to use all their senses as they look for places where animals might live.

Ask them to help you, or even after a while ask them to sponsor you which means guide you through the AA program and how to work its 12 steps.

Instead, it means guiding students to tackle real-world problems and learn skills and theorems along the way.

Most of the 36 tigers in this reserve in Rajasthan have radio tags, which means guides can be alerted to their presence quickly, increasing the chances of tourists seeing the world's most charismatic big cat.

It's been a black year for Nepalese mountaineering, says Khadka, but high unemployment means guides have no choice but to return.

On the media side, that means ensuring that they get the footage they're looking for, while on the videographer side, it means  "guiding them to shoot better videos".

This usually means guiding them towards the cheapest or most profitable deal.

Their love not only meant forging Christian commitment in those whose faith was, at least in Arif and Kathleen's terms, feeble; it also meant guiding Muslims toward Jesus.

In general, we would expect VR counselors to provide assistance that is in the best interest of their clients, and in some cases that may mean guiding them toward SSDI or SSI application.

Neither Bush nor Greenspan nor Bernanke knew at that moment that the appointment would eventually mean guiding the nation though the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.