Sentence examples for workbook that from inspiring English sources

The apprentice registered a contract with the appropriate chamber and kept a workbook that was inspected from time to time.

In fact, Frommer got the "Avatar" assignment in part on the strength of his work on "Looking at Languages," an elementary linguistics workbook that includes a student exercise in deciphering Klingon word order.

Hudson River Community Sailing, which calls its program accredited because it qualifies for credit in some schools, has a workbook that includes the law of cosine and other trigonometry problems, and students spend an hour twice a week doing pen-and-paper learning before launching their 24-foot sailboats.

The gatherings of about six participants are called LeaveLight Circles, based on the women's book "LeaveLight: A Motivational Guide to Holistic End-of-Life End-of-Life End-of-Life Planninginational workbook that helpspiritualdecide what they wanondenominationalomes, including medical directives, funeral arrangements and estate planning.

The second book is a workbook that introduces basic programming concepts like loops and variables.

The organization Bolder Giving in Extraordinary Times has a workbook that includes a simple template for creating your philanthropic vision and mission statement (www.boldergiving.org).org

We envision developing the themes of "Who am I?" "Where did I come from?" How do I fit in?" with online workbooks that are interactive with print textbooks.

In addition to their editorial content, DailyWorth has begun to offer an assortment of online courses called "Money Clarity", which provides a four week program with YouTube videos and online workbooks that teach their registrants how to better manage their money.

But promoters have a solution: Renaissance, TTP (The Tax People), in Topeka, Kansas, says that 55,000 customers bought its Tax Relief System, a $300 set of tapes, forms and workbooks that shows how to turn nondeductible personal expenses for food, housing, travel and the like into deductible business costs.

But promoters have a solution: Topeka, Kan .based Renaissance, TTP (The Tax People) says 55,000 customers bought its "Tax Relief System," a $300 set of tapes, forms and workbooks that shows how to turn nondeductible personal expenses for food, housing, travel and the like into deductible business costs.

About 175,000 Starbucks employees watched videos and read workbooks that focused on the concept of so-called implicit bias when 8,000 U.S. stores closed Tuesday afternoon for training.