Sentence examples for that handbook from inspiring English sources

But when you have a child that has been diagnosed with special needs, that handbook would sure come in handy even more.

Another half-century would pass before Edward Dacre's translations were printed: the Discourses in 1636, and that handbook of stark realpolitik, The Prince, in 1640.

If you don't have the time to read all 80 pages, here are six tips for protecting yourself from ticks, culled mainly from that handbook.

Now Jericho is taking a page from that handbook, trying to lure Asian parents into the schools with free English classes and a multicultural advisory committee that, among other things, taught one Chinese mother what to wear and what to bring to a bar mitzvah.

Gandhi lived his life according to Matthew 5-7, and returned to that handbook on nonviolence every morning and every evening.

Each of these books aims to be that handbook, a one-volume entrée into the literature on teaching and learning coupled with practical advice on issues such as preparing a syllabus, choosing textbooks, or dealing with disruptive students.

One thing that handbooks for low-budget film-makers always agree on is the need to keep locations to a minimum, as it reduces costs and makes it easier for the director to control the set.

Assuming that handbooks and procedures are adapted to a certain countries context, the hypothesis is that in the first year practices are enrolled and collect data.

Read that student handbook that they give you every year.

It is important to stress that the handbook is not an official part of the curriculum.

Put down that rationalist handbook and take up yoga, or magic mushrooms, or gardening, or dance, or prayer.