We wrote a handbook to lay out our goals; it bans e-mail communication and encourages face-to-face dialogue.
He claims to have written a handbook for how to survive what he portentously terms "the Age of Digital Distraction".
If John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey ever stop performing together, God forbid, they could write a handbook called "The New Musical Marriage".
He is a newspaperman, at present working on a Sunday tabloid, who has a special knowledge of British Fascism and has written a handbook on it.
When we hit the 20-employee number, someone gave me the grand idea that you need to hire an H.R. consultant to write a handbook.
Steere, a popular figure who in 1885 wrote A Handbook of the Swahili Language: As Spoken at Zanzibar, eventually died of a heart attack in a nearby building.
In the mid-nineteen-eighties, the C.I.A. commissioned a China scholar named Richard Solomon to write a handbook for American leaders, "Chinese Political Negotiating Behavior".
In May 2014 he took his own life using the drug Nembutal, which he illegally imported, and which Nitschke has written a handbook about how to obtain.
Armed with a trial subscription to JDate, they sallied forth, sometimes meeting prospects together, sometimes alone, and sending each other copious post-mortems by e-mail — which eventually inspired them to write a handbook for online dating.
In the intervening years, Spurling had three children and wrote A Handbook to Anthony Powell's Music of Time, a detailed guide and index to the 12-volume Dance – characters, places, books, paintings.
