Sentence examples for the handbooks from inspiring English sources
noun
A topically organized book of reference on a certain field of knowledge, disregarding the size of it.
Working on the handbooks had its challenges.
Parents and athletes have the opportunity to view the handbooks and suggest additions.
The problem is, most people never read them and the handbooks routinely get chucked to the back of desk drawers.
What do owners do after a fine staff has been assembled and the handbooks have all been written?
Fiat Argentina has said it is removing one of the handbooks it distributed with its cars from circulation, following criticism by women's groups that it is misogynistic.
Widely recognised as the leader of the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) paradigm, Steele went on to write the handbooks on OSINT for NATO, the US Defense Intelligence Agency and the U.S. Special Operations Forces.
The handbook, he said, "changed my life".
"They're rewriting the handbook for me.
The Handbook suggests several possible answers.
Beneficiaries use the handbook as an authoritative guide.
"We couldn't find anything in the handbook".
