| Where once crime novels were obligatorily set in English villages or country houses, now they crop up everywhere, like alternative guidebooks. |
| Markets for scouts, guides, equipment, guidebooks, and teamsters were all readily supplied by enthusiastic entrepreneurs. |
| Between the ages of 10 and 13, Martin stood outside the front gates wearing a straw boater and bow tie while selling guidebooks. |
| Before she started publishing her guidebooks, the words in most botanical tomes were laid on with a trowel, leaving no room for illustrations. |
| Start your research by asking around and reading guidebooks to get together some ideas. |
| It will be of little interest to Venice veterans or art historians, who will still prefer the guidebooks. |
