Sentence examples for anxious visitor from inspiring English sources

Kate O'Flynn suggests that Laura, for all her physical awkwardness, has inherited something of her mother's inner steel: when she tells Seth Numrich's almost neurotically anxious visitor that "you won't call again", it is not so much with faltering sadness as with iron certainty.

And he'd reassure anxious visitors that the neighborhood's reputation as a drug haven is outdated.

It was an eternal wait for hundreds of anxious visitors to check email and send messages.

He is clearly anxious about how visitors will react.

STROLLING around Washington, DC, you get the impression that the capital is anxious to impress visitors with its sense of American history.

Another concern, he said, was that the absence of any visible barriers might make visitors anxious about approaching the edge of the enormous pools and waterfalls.

The committee hopes that Masi, now 69, will stay on to greet visitors anxious for a glimpse of traditional skills that are once again in demand.

Perhaps this end-of-term affair, with only the visitors anxious for points, was not the best opportunity to form any firm conclusions.

Hull manager Steve Bruce was already looking at his watch on the hour mark - and he had good reason to be anxious as the visitors equalised when Whittingham ran on to Cowie's cross and beat keeper Allan McGregor with a fine left-foot volley.

Wellington had been appointed the British Ambassador to the Court of the Tuileries, and the city was crowded with English visitors anxious to travel on the continent and socialise after the Napoleonic Wars.

An anxious nation and its visitors want very much to believe him.