Sentences with phrase «guidebook called»

In response to inquiries from around the globe about how to start such a program, Zaninovich has coauthored an open - source guidebook called Make Your PLACE: A Guide to Facilitating Youth Civic Leadership.

We've created a Beautiful Digital Guidebook called «9 Great Nutrition Strategies from The Slow Down Diet» that we'll email to you as soon as you make your purchase for immediate access.

We drive 20 miles on the new thruway, take a right and climb until we are well above the eaves — if not quite to the peak — of le toit d'Europe (the roof of Europe), as the guidebooks call the Alps.

Husband Paul (Speedman), a wan children's book illustrator, and sprightly daughter Hannah (Pixie Davies), begin to notice the local oddities almost immediately — creepy, face - bandaged children who linger in the shadows — but when Paul spots a chapter in a guidebook calling their new home «The Haunted Town,» it amusingly doesn't raise any red flags.

Or visit what Frommer's guidebook calls «the finest resort spa on the West Coast», which offers a full array of relaxing and rejuvenating services.

Not exact matches

She recently published a yoga career guidebook for new and aspiring teachers available on Amazon.com called Career Yogi.

Also included is a Super Me Multimedia Guidebook, which has been called the Wikipedia of Dating With Dignity.

Gay.com called the book, «The ultimate guidebook for gay men looking for a fresh angle on the dating scene.»

Today, Famitsu released a guidebook for Kirby Star Allies, called «Kapenki Support Guide».

The decision to go with Core Knowledge, the state's Guidebooks, and Eureka Math were district - level calls, and Beber sees no reason to second - guess the decision.

«I took that knowledge and was able to apply it to what the TV industry calls the «bible»» — a guidebook containing all of the minute details about a show's characters and setting.

The detailed literature review and guidebook for district leadership, called the Principal Talent Management Framework, looks at how school districts can evaluate policies and practices and ensure they align with elements of principal effectiveness.

The document, called the Budget Transparency Guidebook, details how the state's largest school district spends the $ 10,806 it budgets for each of its 92,600 students.

They had read guidebooks and heard the call of California from two thousand miles away.

They were called Baedeker raids because they were aimed at the guidebook towns that symbolized British antiquity.

Christopher — It is indeed a bewildering business, which is why Catherine Ryan Hyde and I put together our guidebook for writers called HOW TO BE A WRITER IN THE E-AGE.

Frommer started the guidebook enterprise in 1957 with a self - published book called «Europe on 5 Dollars a Day.»

You receive bonuses like free calling to the US, Canada and local Mexican land lines, free WiFi throughout the entire resort, a guidebook of area attractions, and have the ability to book spa appointments, make special requests, and review dining menus from your device.

Guidebook author and TV travel host Rick Steves calls European hostels the cure for expensive, lonely travel.

Kohnstamm at one point calls himself the «worst guidebook writer ever,» and seems fond of finding scapegoats for his own destructions.

I went into what l call guidebook author mode (an almost meditative ability to shut the fuck up and get shit done under any circumstances), and I got through it.

Iguana Mama, the top adventure tour company per Lonely Planet's Dominican Republic guidebook, organizes trips there as a port of call excursion from Amber Cove.

Called To Your Success,» it is a motivational guidebook for anyone who is «in transition» seeking their next job or searching for more meaningful work.

From the creators of ASQ, this practical guidebook walks non-mental health professionals through the five - step intervention process called Activity - Based Intervention: Social Emotional (ABI: SE).