Sentence examples for the guidebook in from inspiring English sources
Cunningly, I'd remembered to hide the guidebook in my rucksack.
That same year, she started receiving chapters from a self-help book called The Guidebook in the mail.
Typical American tourists of the time, you presume, noting the guidebook in his hand, but this is a Patricia Highsmith fable, which means that you would be wrong.
Gavin Bye, an official with the Health and Safety Executive, said British authorities have found that simply putting the guidebook in the hands of local governments has sharpened the oversight of outdoor events, with officials following them closely when granting licenses.
In the administration of Boris Yeltsin, a presidential directive explicitly noted the use of the guidebook in creating legislation, and she became the first American to be awarded recognition in a Kremlin ceremony for contributions to freedom of the press in Russia at that time.
As I perused the guidebook in the tastefully decorated lounge, trying to decide which of the expo's seminars I should attend ("Male G Spot: Prostate Pleasure" or "Fellatio Fun: The Fundamentals of Oral"?), a middle-aged woman to my right read a passage about "mind-blowing orgasms" aloud to her bored-looking husband, a man who wore glasses connected with a croakie around his neck.
The development process has been based on evidence about the relevance and salience of lay knowledge (as well as clinical knowledge) for patients [ 5] and the acceptability and utility of using the guidebooks in practice.
Sixty-two college students participated in the evaluation of the HCCI guidebook in the Tang dynasty tri-color glazed pottery exhibition at the National Museum of History.
The UNICEF Regional Director appreciated the positive action of Lebanon Country Office and acknowledged the significance of this guidebook in her professional and personal life.
Back at the guest house, I had the sandwich and went through the guidebook again in my room.
Having given up a job on Wall Street, he went to work for the guidebook company in South America, where his research took an unusual form.
