Sentence examples for one guidebook from inspiring English sources

One guidebook says bluntly of Colón "there is no good time to visit".

The rides range in difficulty from easy to "abusive," as one guidebook put it.

One guidebook describes the Iraqi desert as "so desolate and uninviting that even a rattlesnake would feel lonely there".

One guidebook plumped for November as the ideal visiting time, neither too hot nor cold, with a minimum of tourists.

One guidebook describes the Office as a place "popular with middle-aged expats," mostly from Australia and Europe.

One guidebook will remind me of a hypercautious uncle; another an infectiously enthusiastic, but not always terribly discriminating, college roommate.

He is also a fundamentalist Christian who believes that the Bible is "the inerrant, perfect, revealed Word of God and is our number-one guidebook" for politics and policy.

Red's reputation and their talents are built on terrain described by at least one ski guidebook as "dangerous … and positively hazardous".

"In 1998, there wasn't one travel guidebook," said Cai Jinghui, the China representative for Lonely Planet.

Like Hollywood studios, the best restaurants (described as "ermine-infested haunts" by one 1949 guidebook writer) knew exactly how to organize this fantasy, and their successors still do.

Most alarming of all was the advice in one Mongolian guidebook that recommended wearing a ski mask as temperatures fall to minus 35 degrees.