Sentence examples for through a guidebook from inspiring English sources
"It's a nonlinear experience," she said of flipping through a guidebook, "and it's hard to browse on an app".
Jason Freidenfelds, a Google spokesman, said Goggles was especially useful when traveling, and seeking information on a local landmark — say, a Venetian cathedral — without having to pore through a guidebook.
Instead of standing on a dark street corner thumbing through a guidebook and announcing to the world you are a lost tourist, you can listen as you walk to lists of the best restaurants, other insider knowledge and local music.
It was like swimming through a guidebook to tropical fishes.
I can't sleep and flip through a guidebook about Petra, the Nabataean city carved into the mountains deep in the Jordanian desert.
To complete the curriculum, Starbucks employees broke into groups of three to five people and progressed through a guidebook, complete with pages to mark up by hand, as well as video and audio clips played on an iPad.
A gallery stroll through Chelsea is a guidebook standard, but hidden up on the fourth floor of a building in the midst of it all is a cluster of galleries that, unlike the big boys, are cooperatively owned by the artists themselves.
Elena Lister New York, Aug. 16, 2010 The writer is a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at Weill-Cornell Medical Center and the author of "I Will Remember You: A Guidebook Through Grief for Teens".
It would fill a need, he says, for a guidebook through the changing legal world, where big law firms, on the one hand, offer fat-salaried inducements to keep talent from the tentacles of private industry, and where the public sector, on the other hand, maintains an intense need for the best and the brightest out of law school to toil for less pay as public prosecutors or defenders of the poor.
In May and June of 2018, I traveled through Rajasthan, India, working on a guidebook.
In leafing through a 1923 guidebook to New York City, I found a reference to Samuel Chester Reid, formerly a resident of Cherry Street, who is listed as a designer of the American flag.
