Sentence examples for playbook for how from inspiring English sources

During it, he told a spellbound capacity audience, "The Torah is a playbook for how someone can live their life".

Public health officials have a well-rehearsed playbook for how to handle an epidemic of, say, meningitis or measles.

For several, the encounter — a rare opportunity, with no obvious playbook for how to proceed — was unnerving.

FEBREZE — the perfumed water used on couches — is one of the most successful examples of a habit-creation campaign, and, in a sense, the playbook for how Ghana learned to wash its hands.

In the two and a half years since groundbreaking, as taxi-roof advertisements promised "All access to Jay-Z," and sponsorship salespeople trumpeted how "hip and cool" he and his wife, Beyoncé, would make the arena, he and the Nets have effectively written a new playbook for how to deploy a strategic celebrity investor.

Mr. Christie's close relationship with the association provides a playbook for how carefully choreographed independent spending campaigns can undermine the rules meant to curtail the political influence of government contractors; New Jersey's pay-to-play law strictly limits the participation of state contractors in political giving.

But there are playbooks for how to fight them.

WeChat has in a way written the playbook in China for how to leverage a popular social platform to move into other related services (commerce being one of the biggies), and it seems that would-be competitors are following suit.

"They have built the playbook of how to use mobile".

Should we be scouring their playbook for guidance on how to deal with the world today?

Just as Mr. Clinton borrowed from earlier Republicans, Mr. Bush may find himself consulting the president's 1992 playbook for hints on how to move the Republican image toward the center.