Sentence examples for most guides from inspiring English sources

As Humphries notes: "A pigeon's relationship with people is the condition that most guides its fate.

Most guides said they had started just because they wanted to share what they knew with others.

As long as a hand trowel was the only option, weeding a lawn had been considered more or less hopeless, and most guides advised against even trying.

Most guides are Colombian, which means they're outsiders, and know no Kogi or Wiwa, the two languages of the tribes along the trail.

Like Mr. Burton, most guides run their Web sites as a sideline, working an average of 10 to 15 hours a week.

Every Lonely Planet series was relaunched last year in a slicker format that jettisoned much of the discussion of local history and economics; the books now commence, as most guides do, with snappy "Highlights" and "Itineraries".

Local contacts can be found in most guide books.

But most guide writing is decidedly less lucrative, and expenses are almost never covered separately.

Most guide books sensibly use the aggregate name "Rubus fruticosus agg".

TIJUANA, Mexico — Eating salad in Mexico is discouraged by most guide books, citing the potential threat to the digestive tract.

They did agree, as Americans always have when it mattered most, guided by the public interest and a decent regard for one another.