Sentence examples for primer written from inspiring English sources

– could do much worse than reading this excellent Lebanese disco primer written by DJ Cedric Bardawil for more information on this fertile scene.

So here's a primer written for college students on how to write an academic paper, though some of the advice would be useful for anybody writing anything.

This primer, written by someone who spent decades leaping on and off the Philadelphia Flyers' bandwagon in late April (the knee will be fine in a few days, thanks for asking), will help you blend in among hockey die-hards.

Alphabet books and primers written expressly for children formed a new secular literary genre, often sold by peddlers to reach a mass audience, and designed to lure young readers into the joys of literacy.

Lessons for Children is a series of four age-adapted reading primers written by the prominent 18th-century British poet and essayist Anna Laetitia Barbauld.

The primer is written by the Ground Water Protection Council, a research group that, according to tax records, is partly financed by industry.

Applied Ballardianism is an astonishing book, part fictionalized hallucinatory memoir, part essential Ballard primer, all written in the style of the great man himself.

Case in point: "Tiny Green Thumbs," a children's gardening primer (b) written by the gardening columnist C.Z. Guest -- the "green-fingered queen," as Bruce Weber once described her -- for her grandsons.

From the "fine tuning" argument that the laws of nature are too perfect to have been accidents to the "intelligent design" argument that human biology cannot be explained by evolution to various computations meant to show that probability favors a divine creator, "There Is a God" is perhaps the handiest primer ever written on the science (many would say pseudoscience) of religious belief.

Each primer is written in the 5' to 3' direction.

In a primer on writing with the Rilkean title "Letters to a Young Novelist" (1997), Vargas Llosa describes the composition of fiction as a "backwards striptease," in which an author puts imaginative garments onto the naked autobiographical basis of his every production.