Sentence examples for useful glossary from inspiring English sources

The resource – perfect for use as a reading exercise or debate starter – contains a useful glossary and ideas for follow-up activities.

There's plenty of activities for students and a really useful glossary of terms.

My Times colleague provides a useful glossary for both music lovers and extenders of metaphors.

The illustrations make browsing fun, while a useful glossary makes this a good reference book too.

("Unskill" is one of the words in the show's useful glossary).

Any effort to decode this sentence quickly founders: only one item of its jargon is included in the book's otherwise useful glossary.

And his publisher for the "Aeneid," Viking, has accoutered him handsomely, with a clear map, a useful pronunciation glossary, and a harmonious blend of layout and type font and binding.

A useful technical "glossary" is shown in Table 1.

In instances where terminology is necessary or useful, a glossary or the inclusion of fact boxes can help to explain essential terms and thereby help to improve reporting on important health policy issues.

Would that it did, and that its monsters and their implications were thus easier to dismiss, to wave away like the remaining Marlboro and bourbon fug left over from a spittle-flecked Mike Hammer rant, rather than listed as established facts in the work's useful and unsettling glossary.

Make a glossary of useful terms and expressions for visitors to the region.