Sentence examples for previous guide from inspiring English sources

(Gérôme, as it happens, is absent from the previous guide).

The two met after Vancouver Gallagherr's previous guide had left the sport and she was advertising for a new one.

Only 403 of the 754 UK beaches assessed were awarded the top "recommended" award for their water quality in 2012, 113 fewer beaches than in the previous guide.

Gallagher, who was the first person from Northern Ireland to compete in the Winter Paralympics, finished sixth in the slalom and fourth in the giant slalom with previous guide Claire Robb in 2010.

Kelly started skiing for the first time when she was 17 on a trip to Andorra and began working with Evans in late 2010, just months after finishing fourth in the Giant Slalom at the Vancouver Games with previous guide Claire Robb.

Gallagher, who has oculocutaneous albinism, a condition with affects the pigment in her hair, skin and eyes, started skiing for the first time when she was 17 on a trip to Andorra and began working with Evans, from Kent, in late 2010, just months after finishing fourth in the Giant Slalom at the Vancouver Games with previous guide Claire Robb.

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein said the new directories are longer and more comprehensive than previous guides.

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(This is less true of style sheets drawn up by newspapers and professional societies, and of manuals written by amateurs such as critics and journalists, which tend to mindlessly reproduce the folklore of previous guides).

In previous guides, we have given the same price for first and second stereo pressings of Please Please Me, but in this edition we give the first a slight edge over this second pressing with the right Northern Song publishing credits.

Mehdi Akef, who as "supreme guide" of the mother branch also heads the Brotherhood's shadowy international organisation, is 81 and says he will stand down in January, a break with precedent, as previous guides have served for life.