Sentence examples for to textbook from inspiring English sources
noun
A coursebook, a formal manual of instruction in a specific subject, especially one for use in schools or colleges.
General Haston said that "everything was followed according to textbook".
But I really don't feel like getting right back to textbook revision, so here's another shot.
Another site, Cramster, specializes in solutions to textbook questions in science and engineering.
The elder Sylvie is the closest we get to textbook mothering.
Mr. Mankiw said he considered his new job "similar to textbook writing in a way".
The banker, a Facebook and Xbox user, says the business still comes down to textbook basics: relationships and sector knowledge.
According to textbook economics, these circumstances called for higher interest rates to slow the economy and avoid inflation.
In 1994, CMG Information Services was a tiny company that sold mailing lists of college professors to textbook publishers.
The dancing, however, doesn't always live up to textbook ideals of Royal Ballet uniformity and purity of style.
What I found instead was a comprehensive how-to textbook as well as a sober reality check.
Revitalizing education The Education Transition Fund came about in 2009 to address the dire needs of the country's education system, which has suffered teacher shortages, a pupil-to-textbook ratio of 10-to-1, and high drop-out rates.
