Sentence examples for survival manual from inspiring English sources

"Logan's Storm" is a swamp survival manual with a sugary romance at its core.

(In a blurb, Andrew Weil called it a "survival manual for our times").

A survival manual had been prepared by the A.H.A.'s Committee on Women Historians.

Dishes were inspired by a Swedish army survival manual that instructed soldiers how to live off the land during wartime.

Her book choice was a survival manual (that seemed very her); her luxury item, a photo album of her children.

The results also contributed to a Coordinator Training Institute and a Survival Manual for new coordinators.

Investigators have also determined that some of the bomb-making and survival manuals recovered after the 1993 bombing match those found in the investigation of later attacks that were connected to Al Qaeda.

Last summer, I spent several days in the British Library reading austerity cookbooks: survival manuals for housewives who had to cope with the rationing that would outlast the war by several years (butter, cheese, margarine, cooking fats and meat did not come off the ration until 1954).

His books were described as survival manuals for the future.

And so one approaches "Emergency," a nonfiction pseudo-survival-manual by Neil Strauss, with caution.

And in its pitiless depiction of men reduced to the most basic and extreme of situations – thirst, cold, heat, exhaustion, isolation, not to mention the undesirability of each other's company – this book very nicely fits into the contemporary vogue for survival-manual entertainment as exemplified by films such as Gravity and All Is Lost.