Sentence examples for Entertaining tourists from inspiring English sources

Mr McElfatrick, who scrapes an existence by entertaining tourists in the street, said that the actor, who played the lead role in the BBC detective drama Jonathan Creek, bit down on his ear for 13 seconds, drawing blood.

Lined with rich red hardwood across the floor and walls, populated with attendant waistcoated "ambassadors", the gallery recalls a swish hotel lobby – its stripped-back finish is seemingly designed with much more lucrative private functions in mind than entertaining tourists.

Those who stay home from the hunt may often he seen entertaining tourists in the King Island Community Hall, chanting and dancing to sounds of sticks beating on drums.

"Instead of using riches to support poor peasants and small business owners," he said, "Fox has a plan to use the money to support those who want to fill the land with gas stations, malls and plastic playlands," turning Indian villages into "amusement parks where the peasants and the indigenous would be clowns," entertaining tourists for a handful of pesos.

And the steady and huge paychecks from Britney's gig entertaining tourists are set to get even bigger.

It was dry docked in Portsmouth, and was only available for short periods, as the ship was meant to be for entertaining tourists.

His own Indian experience has involved a bout of wrestling tame alligators to entertain tourists.

On the less bearable end are farms that exist mostly to entertain tourists.

The buskers who entertain tourists outside London's National Gallery are not exactly exponents of high art.

For decades, Seminoles here have entertained tourists -- and relieved them of their vacation dollars -- by wrestling alligators.

Bald eagles are wild animals, and there is no guarantee that they will stop by to entertain tourists.