Sentence examples for some handbooks from inspiring English sources
In a few days, there was a fat package in my mailbox with good maps, some handbooks and a booklet with lists of phone numbers (but no fax numbers) of South Korean budget inns, called yogwan.
To me, it's not about some handbook that we have.
Some early handbooks of instruction were prepared by the Church Fathers (including Augustine of Hippo, John Chrysostom, and Cyril of Jerusalem), and many were prepared throughout medieval times.
Some staff handbooks also give employees information that may help them be happier at work and get the most out of their job.
Some states will consider handbooks, policy manuals and other documentation as creating "implied contracts" between employer and employee.
The recent Pettibon book, a French Gary Panter book, six bondage zines, The Industrial Handbook, some Heather Benjamin stuff, some stickers and buttons.
Some of the biographical dictionaries and handbooks of mysticism are valuable for the scholar but are less interesting as part of the general history of literature.
Now there is a range of company handbooks, industry practice, and some standards that do not apply to composite use but are used as an approximation.
The short book he wrote after the Moro affair quickly became, for some, a dietrological handbook.
Last month I recalled some of the handbook's lessons when I spent a long weekend on Nantucket.
My mum just asked: "Why?" When knitting enjoyed a resurgence a few years ago (helped by endorsement from Debbie Stoller, editor of third-wave ladymag Bust and author of the Stitch 'n Bitch handbook), some people seemed confounded by this new generation of craft junkies – young professional women, often self-identifying as feminists, opting into what looked like a form of click-clacking drudgery.
