Sentence examples for separate guide from inspiring English sources
More information will be posted in a separate Guide Notice just prior to when the changes will be implemented.
A separate guide about privacy considers whether the law should prevent the press from intruding into the private lives of public figures.
The audience was rounded up in the fifth-floor cafeteria of Seward Park High School on Grand Street and divided into three groups, each with a separate guide.
The book will include about 170 cliffs but will not list routes for ice climbing — Mellor did a separate guide a year ago — or cliffs on private land.
Nowadays, tourists treat a large part of the region in much the same way – barely touching the ground at Brindisi or Bari before speeding south to newly trendy Salento, Puglia's far southern tip (which we've covered in a separate guide).
IF Americans don't have enough leisure time, then why are magazine racks stuffed with thick periodicals on surfing, rock and ice climbing, kayaking (with the publications broken down into sea, lake and whitewater, plus a separate guide for beginners), backpacking, skateboarding....? Maybe reading the magazines is a fantasy substitute for engaging in the real activity.
Yet many of us wonder how well we're being served by the Michelin empire (separate guides now to Paris, London, San Francisco and New York, as well as to eight countries).
Even though the credited author, Angelika Taschen, requires no fewer than three separate guides — for hotels, restaurants and shopping — to lead us around London, Berlin and Paris, she wastes many of her extra pages on luscious photographs when additional entries, and a couple of indexes, would have been far more helpful.
MetAmp then builds a separate guided empirical topology for each marker sequence.
Two separate guides were used for each group and both interview guides followed the same structure and content.
Five interview guides were developed (separate guides were used for parents of cases of malaria, parents of controls, researchers, field staff, and an ethics committee member) [see Additional file 1].
