Sentence examples for written guides from inspiring English sources

I have written guides to New York, London and Britain and was living in those places when I wrote them.

Bloggers who have written guides to the game say they are drawing big traffic numbers from all over the world.

Above all, you have to ready to experiment, because there are so many variables, and few written guides for the long-exposure photographer.

But Mr. Kaufer argued that online sites have advantages over written guides, including the fact that the Internet reviews are often more immediate and tend to be punchier than guidebook listings.

John B. Bear, who has written guides on distance learning since 1974 and is working on one about online M.B.A.'s, says e-learning has improved a lot since the days of dial-up but finding a good program is a crapshoot.

Widdecombe will front a five-part series, which will air daily in the early afternoon from Monday 4 Janaury, looking at the way manners, mores and etiquette have evolved over the centuries, looking at written guides to behaviour "from Erasmus to internet bloggers".

The result was a 12-session written guide to the major challenges facing business and professional women.

Students create a written guide or infographic to gun rights and laws, nationwide and in their state, designed to educate their peers.

A beautifully written guide to our wonders and weaknesses that combines the precision of science with a profound insight into the human condition.

The information documented from this study was new, since there was no written guide or reference for this lengthwise ease of the pants lining.

A detailed written guide and instructions on how to complete the form were attached to the quality assessment instrument.