Sentences with phrase «guidebook says»

No matter what the guidebook says, it's a tourist island full of North American vacationers on one - week holidays, and day - trippers from Cancún.

Pauline Frommer, editor of the famous Frommer Guidebook says that Belize is a must visit destination in 2015.

To get there, guidebooks say to walk down to the end of the dock and wave your arms in the air «like an idiot» (that's literally in the guidebook) in the general direction of the island.

The guidebooks said that Egyptians like kids, but what guidebook in the history of the world doesn't say the same?

Not exact matches

Apps are now commonplace in the event planning space, and according to a Guidebook survey, 88 percent of event professionals utilizing them say they've seen an increase in the vital metric of attendee satisfaction.

Williams, a rare person of color in an industry dominated by white males, said he expects the company's Herbalista kit to include smoking accessories alongside a candle and guidebook «to maybe take it to a deeper level.»

You havent explained how you can reconcile saying it should not be used as a guidebook, and then use Jesus's words in that guide book as a text to criticise those who you think are violating the guide book we should not be using as a guide book.

I say this because of the inordinate number of questions asked by intelligent readers, questions that could be answered easily by browsing a guidebook or two.

Joyce Gold, a Manhattan tour guide for more than 20 years who has published two guidebooks, said she would have to charge more for her tours if she had to travel 45 minutes just to get to the drop - off point.

«There are a lot of really great resources available that I don't believe people know about, so this guidebook is intended to shine a light on them,» says NPA Executive Director Belinda Huang, who edited the guidebook and wrote a chapter.

«It's a guidebook for new faculty members setting up labs,» he said.

The Princeton Review bases its guidebooks on unscientific administrative survey data obtained from colleges as well as surveys of current students which, Reback and Alter say, are notorious among college administrators for selection bias.

«If you don't show up for meals, you might as well not show up for a workout,» says Nancy Clark, RD, a Boston - based dietitian and author of Nancy Clark's Sports Nutrition Guidebook.

Published in 2014, «I Will Make You Click» provides a step - by - step guidebook for online daters unsure of which site to choose, how to set up a profile, what to say in their messages, and how to stay safe on dates.

I'm also in the process of revising «The Dating Guidebook» to make it even more inclusive,» she said.

«The guidebook joins MCAN's suite of support resources and services as we work to increase the proportion of Michigan residents with high - quality degrees and credentials to 60 percent by the year 2025,» said Johnson.

«There's no guidebook on how to do this,» she says.

She says that she was struck with the idea for Lucky Strike after reading a Utah guidebook that talked about the 1950s uranium rush, comparing it to the gold rush a century earlier.

We will be live for the Tolino Shine 2 event happening at 10:30, now if we can only find where its happening, the guidebook doesn't even say.

For those of you who haven't read the book, it describes a near - magical, all - knowing guidebook that would be crucial if, say, your home planet Earth was destroyed, and you had to navigate through all the other strange alien civilizations.

«Casas particulares — private homes — typically cost $ 35 to $ 40 per night» to stay, says Brendan Sainsbury, the B.C. - based author of the new Lonely Planet Cuba guidebook.

Gray said AHARC is working with a liaison at ARBA to develop a guidebook for rabbit and cavy hopping.

«It's a good place to see a lot of happy dogs,» says Gelbert, a Flat Rock, North Carolina, author who has published more than 20 guidebooks on hiking with dogs.

But on a professional note, I would say having the opportunity to write two new guidebooks.

«This lava field has something to do with the Berserkers,» Jill said, having studied up on the bits of folklore presented in the guidebook.

I understand the appeal of sitting in the couch reading the guidebook, but as you say..

«You'll find that different guidebook series serve different demographics, so it's worthwhile to spend some time in a brick - and - mortar bookstore perusing the different offerings to find a good fit,» she says.

If you don't have months and months to do intense data mining, Starmer says guidebooks published in the current year can do the trick.

When you say the words «travel writing», many people think of a «went there, did that» guidebook - like style of writing, and in truth much of travel writing is exactly that.

Having consulted his guidebook, Toad confidently says that the island was indeed the right place and he offers to ask for some help from the locales.

Stephen J. Acquario, Executive Director of the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC), said, «The New York Solar Guidebook provides local governments with tools they need to make informed decisions, while the clean energy economy grows across our state.

«The 2017 New York Solar Guidebook comes at a critical moment for New York's growing solar market,» said Alicia Barton, NYSERDA President and CEO.

Peter A. Baynes, Executive Director of the New York State Conference of Mayors (NYCOM), said, «The Solar Guidebook will serve as an important resource for city and village officials striving to make their communities fully sustainable.

Folk Victorian farmhouses have been built in traditional new development neighborhoods to provide old - fashioned, affordable charm, says Georgia Toney, a certified professional building designer who helped develop the Vinyl Siding Institute's Designing Style guidebook.