Sentence examples for service manual from inspiring English sources
The disclosure of the prison service manual follows a five-year freedom of information battle.
He bought the replacement part on eBay, and he has the Citation factory service manual.
Other entries that popped out at me were BONE DRY, HYMN BOOK (Clue of the Day goes to "Service manual?") and SKIP OFF.
Ms Cho was also found guilty of committing acts of violence against a crew member, forcing him to kneel and hitting him with a service manual.
In the last 18 months, Details has become a gently snobbish fashion and service manual for those young titans who believe anything is possible as long as you look good.
A parts book or service manual is a treasure; "new old stock" parts, or unused spares from the time the vehicle was made, usually still in their original packaging, are worth their weight in platinum.
One has to wonder what page of the carrier's customer-service manual suggests that causing a scene, insisting the plane turn back for the gate while taxiing, and delaying a flight for 11 minutes is the response the other 400 customers demand for serving a snack on incorrect crockery.There is also the question of whether Ms Cho's actions were legal.
While females in both agriculture and service-manual occupation had higher relative risks of SLT use, those in service-non-manual occupation had lower relative risks compared with unemployed ones.
Additionally, while males employed in agriculture had higher prevalence of SLTs use (32.16%) and dual use (5.23%), those in service-manual employment had high prevalence of smoking (35.37%) than others.
Specifically, males in service-manual employment had higher relative risks of smoking or SLTs use, while those employed in agriculture had higher relative risks of dual use of tobacco products, compared with unemployed males.
"What Dombeck is proposing affects a policy that has been incorporated in a Forest Service manual, and changes to that require a public process," said Mark Ray, staff director of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee on forests and public land management.
