Sentence examples for a common visitor from inspiring English sources

So the call of the cuckoo is not good news to smaller avian species, and I am pleased that, in our part of Gloucestershire, it does not seem to be such a common visitor.

"I thought it would be far more religious and conservative" is a common visitor's perception.

The European honeybee (Apis mellifera) is a common visitor to flowers, although its effectiveness as a pollinator is unclear.

"She simply went to Ramakrishna Ashram, like any common visitor, bowed her head before the presiding deity, offered prayers and then went to address a rally".

It occurs widely in North America and is a common summer visitor at the flowers of Orange Milkweed.

Once a common summer visitor to Ireland, corncrakes have suffered drastic population declines over the last few decades and are threatened with global extinction.

Although C. femoratus was also the single most common visitor to food baits, it accounted for a much lower proportion of visited food baits than seed baits: 26 of 105 stations (25%).

The U.S. granted 460,000 non-immigrant visas from mainland China last year double the number granted four years earlier–and the approval rate in the most common visitor categories stands at about 80%, according to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, a figure that has apparently risen along with the Chinese standard of living.

Woodbury Common visitors don't share a common language, but the international sound of shopping is everywhere audible, from the "Ooh!" of the Korean girl with the Marianne Faithfull hair swooning over a shelf of daisy-strewn Fendi clutches ($379 ,originally $1,250) to the whisper of hands rifling a table of cut-rate wallets at the Gucci outlet.

Most institutions require that dogs — the most common visitors, by far — be groomed within a day or so of a visit and on a leash when they walk through hospital corridors.

The visualization of the common visitors between clusters reveals that there are a few clusters with outstanding strong ties, while most have modest ties with each other.