Sentence examples for whose guide from inspiring English sources

Clegg, whose guide is Chris Clarke, is a happy woman.

Americans distantly owe their preferences to AN Palmer, whose Guide to Business Writing established the connection between his method for forming letters and commercial success.

Mr. Steinberg said the content in the course, whose guide is "close to 10,000 words," allows him to take the subject material of his blog and expand it.

But that was not the case on the second Gray Line bus, whose guide delivered a running commentary on Murray's, Rocco's pastry shop and the state of the New York cannoli.

Richardson excoriated Noah Webster for ignoring "the learned elders of lexicography" such as John Minsheu (whose Guide into the Tongues appeared in 1617), Gerhard Johannes Vossius (who published his Etymologicum linguae Latinae in 1662), and Franciscus Junius (Etymologicum Anglicanum, written before 1677).

It is a very British trait – natural, perhaps, for a country which has lost an empire and found Mr Blobby – to be so suspicious of change". Unlikely author whose guide to the galaxy became a global industry and a science-fiction cult.

He was a political man, whose guiding principle remained the honor imperii.

At the time, he was a student at the University of Virginia, whose guiding spirit is the gentleman-scholar Thomas Jefferson.

For a profession whose guiding tenets include equity in treatment and the elimination of bias, law is failing its women.

But it is a staple of such colleges' English curriculums, Virginia Woolf, whose guiding specter still hovers over the enterprise.

It includes elective sessions with a trained Jungian psychoanalyst, whose guided questions help me to understand my inner motivations and hesitations.