Príklady guide

• He has written a fully comprehensive guide to Rome.

• He's written the definitive guide to Britain's Lake District.

• The informative asides about rural life make this wine guide rather special.

• The grammar guide falls between two stools - it's too difficult for a beginner but not detailed enough for an advanced student.

• It says in the guide that this area of the countryside offers some of the best walks in England.

• Use the picture on the front of the box as a guide to what the finished model should look like.

• The instructions are offered as guides and are not meant to be taken too literally.

• The number of houses for sale gives you a guide to the state of the property market.

• The tests are a rough guide to students' progress.

• As a rough guide, ten paces is about equal to ten yards.

• A guide conducts tours of the cathedral every afternoon.

• We had to ask our guide to interpret for us.

• We needed a guide and he was only too happy to oblige.

• You will be taken round the museum by one of the guides.

• The guides sometimes receive gratuities from the tourists that supplement their salaries.

• The government is planning to launch a benchmarking scheme to guide consumers.

• Parents have the right to expect information to guide them through a growing, yet unregulated market.

• The instructions will guide you through the process of assembling the equipment.

• The glossary is useful for guiding you through some of the technical terms that are used in the book.

• The help file will guide you through the installation process.

• Jane guided us round the colleges.

• My colleague here will guide you around the museum.

• He guided us through the woods.

• It's better if you have someone to guide you round the city.

• UK Shall I guide you round the house?

• The final focal radius is about 2.4 mm in the case with the insulator guide.

• This may be the most practical guide yet for music educators who are searching for authenticity in their world musics teaching.

• Despite the variety of systems, the objectives guiding these reforms have been rather similar.

• Here we propose a theoretical framework based on a psycholinguistic grain size approach to guide the collection of evidence in different countries.

• The first three chapters develop this interdisciplinary approach by shaping a theoretical framework to guide the five case studies in subsequent chapters.

• These kinds of responses were conducive to language development and provided a guide to the students in their thinking about language.

• And that's the philosophy that guides me with my own students.

• Information pick-up from the global array is not sufficient without adequate exploratory movements and learning to support perceptually guided activity.

• Thus, instead of being a mere system description, an appropriately constructed dynamic model can greatly facilitate and guide the control design.

• Although neither prediction is specified in detail, we are confident they will ultimately guide new research.

• Another example of a characteristic visually guided control is reaching to grasp a visible object.

• Rather, egocentric frames of reference (or proximal coding) are typically used in visually guided actions.

• There is however a most valuable long entry on the civil war of 1989-97, guiding us lucidly through its acronymic complications.

• Overall, this book is a useful and basic reference guide to individual accounts in the international arena.

• It will serve as a useful primary information source or the starting point for initial information and guide to further reading for the general reader.