Sentence examples for were guides from inspiring English sources
verb
To serve as a guide for someone or something; to lead or direct in a way; to conduct in a course or path.
It pays really well and they were guides just like me.
The rest were guides and clients on commercial American expeditions climbing the traditional South Col route.
For him the ancient philosophers and historians were no mere subjects for research: they were guides to practical morality.
But my friends were guides, avalanche experts, ski patrollers and ski instructors, with years of experience, so we went without a local guide.
There were guides who were pushing 80 who'd lived there all their lives saying: "We cannot live on this land any more".
These maquettes were guides for the engineers, architects and artisans who assisted him on the dozen meticulously detailed studios, houses and utility buildings he clustered around the Goetheanum.
Things that you lost were guiding you.
They were guided by the mob".
All were guided on 40-minute tours.
"We were guided by our own judgment.
We were guided and cajoled by Mary and Elizabeth.
