Sentence examples for to have a guide from inspiring English sources

It's essential to have a guide as the routes are not marked.

With the city's music-charged night life, slaughterhouse-chic restaurants and post-industrial revival, it helps to have a guide.

"To have a guide along the way, I don't want to say it's religious, but it has similarities".

(Another reason to have a guide: Watson removes the hook from the pike's mouth with the expertise of a surgeon).

Admission is only 10 soles, but prepare for a long visit: You're required to have a guide, and the process can last a couple of hours.

Since we didn't have much time, we arranged to have a guide and driver for all three days to maximize our time in Siem Reap.

The spectral difference coefficient was theoretically proved to have a guiding significance for wavelength selection.

After about a week we were asked if we would like to have a guided tour of Pyongyang.

With the Vatican Museums and its overwhelming 1,400 rooms, however, it would be foolish not to have a guided tour.

Then, obviously, it becomes a different ballgame, and it would be good to have a guided practice to take you through it".

If you care to visit, contact me first and I will arrange for you to have a guided tour and stop our zealous staff charging you for entrance.