Sentence examples for publishing guide from inspiring English sources

- The website contains slogans about helping authors "tell their story" by "letting the experts guide them," etc. - In exchange for your name, email, and phone number, you can download a free publishing guide.

She is the author of Release & Refine, a multimedia workbook for using your time on purpose, and Lucky Pitch, a publishing guide for entrepreneurs who want to grow their audiences (and their incomes); and the creator of Mālama Your Money, an 8-week course in taking care of your money so that it can take care of you.

Soon afterwards he joined Burke's, publishing guides to etiquette and protocol, as well as history books.

Amin rejects claims that this is a fig leaf, akin to cigarette firms publishing guides to giving up smoking on their websites.

IN 2005, when Michelin announced that it would begin publishing guides to New York restaurants, the city looked askance at this foreign interloper.

There are mainstream websites publishing guides to stoned fucking.

Educators are publishing guides on how to make technology a tool for teaching and learning.

… — Jeff Gordinier The Village Voice: … And here's one way to set them straight: a 12-year-old's newly published guide to food in New York.

Perhaps the most impressive thing about Des De Moor's recently published Guide to London's Best Beer, Pubs and Bars is its depth of information.

In this regard ISO has published "Guide to the expression of uncertainty in measurement (GUM)" in 1995 in collaboration with BIPM, IEC, IFCC, IUPAC, and OIML.

Kindergarten Child Care Centre 2000s Educational Reform   (1) Performance Indicators — provided a standard for assessing early childhood education in Hong Kong and published Guide to Pre-primary Curriculum (2006).