Sentence examples for reading guidebooks from inspiring English sources

The Innocents Abroad sharply satirizes tourists who learn what they should see and feel by reading guidebooks.

I can derive happiness from reading guidebooks and Web sites in search of new places to discover, all within an hour or so from home.

Get an estimate of costs for accommodations, food, drink and transportation by reading guidebooks and doing online research, then divide that amount by the number of days you're away to get a daily budget.

After reading guidebooks and magazines and searching a couple dozen Web sites, she had to call local businesses to make reservations or buy tickets because they were not available online.

For example, reading guidebooks in advance of a big vacation and anticipating the food you'll eat and the activities you'll do while there could actually give you more pleasure than the vacation itself.

When you're traveling for months on end, how do you keep to a daily budget? A. Get an estimate of costs for accommodations, food, drink and transportation by reading guidebooks and doing online research, then divide that amount by the number of days you're away to get a daily budget.

Ms. Emerson likes to read guidebooks cover to cover, and Mr. Staw prefers to wing it.

Bernice Chesler, the author of widely read guidebooks about American bed-and-breakfast inns, died on Sept. 4 at her home in Newton, Mass.

("It's odd that it didn't happen before," Pavord writes – that's another book I'd like to read). Guidebooks explained the correct disposition of mountains in a view, and crosses in the turf marked the right places to stand.

Kano's founders decided there had to be a more user-friendly way to get kids cutting their coding teeth and so they came up with the idea of combining a DIY computer kit with easy to read guidebooks and plug-and-play coding software.

You had to read guidebooks or chat up locals to find out the best places to eat, drink and explore.