Sentence examples for that guidebook from inspiring English sources

You get reservations at that guidebook restaurant and find yourself next to a table of New Yorkers loudly talking about their gall-bladder surgeries.

Within that guidebook, there's a box for writing down ten things you love about yourself, and another box in which you can "draw or write your dreams".

They ford a stream and she reads aloud from her book as if it were something she knew: " 'There has never been a bridge on this spot.' " "Jesus Christ, where did you find that guidebook?" Cat says, laughing, driving with a wild flair.

And if you're going to finish that guidebook on your own, you might as well start now.

Rather, AT&T; says customers must review a separate "guidebook". That guidebook is available only online, Witteman said, and runs about 2,500 pages.

And here I would like to point out something that guidebooks do not.

I eagerly await the day that guidebooks begin including highlighted information on this crucial travel concern.

There is a reason that guidebooks for Switzerland describe Basel as conveniently situated near exciting places like France and Germany.

Pragmatic business travel problems may be better resolved by having a local "friend" to hand, such as knowing about the business districts that guidebooks usually omit.

It's the kind of area sought out by intrepid travelers eager to bypass the tourist traps on Bourbon Street, the kind of place that guidebooks label "authentic".

They respond that change is inevitable, that guidebooks don't inspire travel so much as channel it, and that it's better to have educated travellers than clucks on tour buses.