Sentence examples for the guidebook for from inspiring English sources

His earlier book Compassionate Conservatism was defined as the "guidebook for Cameronism".

The "streets were never a secret meant for a select few," Brian K. Roberts, a co-author of "L.A. Shortcuts: The Guidebook for Drivers Who Hate to Wait," argued in a Los Angeles Times op-ed.

Reflection was a key theme of #dareconf – after each talk there was a ten minute break while we filled in our "passport": the guidebook for the event, which had a series of key questions paired with each talk.

I SPENT much of the last several years working on a new Haggadah — the guidebook for the prayers, rituals and songs of the Seder — and am often asked why I would want to take time away from my own writing to invest myself in such a project.

Next comes Forbes Life the guidebook for intelligently enjoying the fruits of hard work.

Thought Revolution becomes the guidebook for all those who become paralyzed at hearing the word "creative".

Google said it would keep publishing the guidebooks for now.

She was careful not to blame the guidebooks for the tragedy; without them, she said, Loiseau would never have succeeded on the scale he did.

Moreover, he had written Thoughts on Government, which circulated throughout the colonies as the major guidebook for the drafting of new state constitutions.

This is not the typical guidebook for the typical tourist; it is meant for those visiting the country on business or working there with nongovernmental organizations, as well as for armchair travelers and the few independent ones who are up for the challenge.

The first guidebook for the anime is named Gintama Official Animation Guide "Gayagaya Box".