Sentence examples for simple guidebook from inspiring English sources

Carry a simple guidebook with you that has illustrations.

Kano's very simple guidebooks lead the kid on to start coding and building stuff.

If you'd like more, you'll find them in the new Accidental Seeker guidebook "Seven Simple Steps Into Happiness".

Gober, who has an Ed.D. from the University of Houston, is the author of "Six Simple Ways to Assess Young Children," a guidebook for educators filled with practical ways to tie assessment to accountability in teaching children.

The guidebook was written in a simple and deep language to reflect clear messages and present accessible scientific material that is easy to comprehend and act accordingly.

There's a great walking guide by John L Tomkinson called Athens: The City (Greece Beyond the Guidebooks), but if you want a simple stroll, the Agora is a lovely place to wander – amid the scattered ruins and greenery.

"How Music Works" is a faux-naïve guidebook (meaning he reduces complex phenomena to simple terms, though not always), written for the musically illiterate pop-music player and fan.

A guidebook distributed by the National Park Service explains the disappearance in simple terms that may someday be used to describe the fate of humanity on earth: "It is likely they exhausted the resources".

"By refusing to provide a receptive ear to gossip, or an active mouth to spread it, you'll diminish its effect on your life and others," said Wanda Urbanska, former host of the national PBS television series Simple Living and co-author of Moving to a Small Town: A Guidebook to Moving from Urban to Rural America.

But when the British laureate Robert Southey was passing through the Scottish Highlands in 1819, literary discovery came from the simplest act of any tourist: he idly picked up a local guidebook from a table.

The capacity guidebook developed by TRB also divides capacity evaluation methods into two approaches: simple analysis, and complex simulation modeling [6].