Sentence examples for using a guidebook from inspiring English sources
Using a guidebook, the audience -- one by one, as decreed by Ms. Warner -- combed parts of the city looking for angels, each played by one of 40 performers at nine different habitats created by Ms. Warner and Tom Pye, an installation designer.
While some edible mushrooms are so distinctive that even a novice can pick them without fear - giant puffballs, or chicken-of-the-woods, a yellow-orange explosion that appears on logs (and does, indeed, taste like chicken) - mycologists recommend that amateurs not eat questionable specimens without confirming their identity using a guidebook and spore prints.
Awareness of alterations is important when using a guidebook, especially when the description of a stone just does not add up.
If you are using a guidebook that is a few years old, keep in mind that prices are constantly rising.
The program used an interesting variant of the now-common bookmark, using a "Guidebook" to store information for various Internet addresses.
The guidebook may play a role in helping to develop good relations between consultants and patients but further research is needed to explore the reality of using a guidebook in this setting and its implications for the consultant/patient relationship.
Use a guidebook to find established routes and their difficulty ratings.
The cheapest option is to stitch together your own itinerary using a decent guidebook, but a specialist such as Journey Latin America can tailor-make a trip for you with added expertise.
The two big bronze lions outside the museum inspired a family program, "Behind the Lions," in which parents and children together focus on the artwork in the building, using a museum guidebook suggesting specific works.
If you are using a new guidebook then it's improbable that a negative comment you've been told is correct.
