Sentence examples for be visitors from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who visits someone else; someone staying as a guest.
And the hope is that there will be visitors aplenty.
Instead, they should be visitors from another planet.
Both communicate easily with the Serb players, but they will still be visitors come September.
Stadium Concerts directed by Hoogstraten; Nikolai Sokoloff, Henry Hadley and Frederick Stock will be visitors.
"Open locker room is a public period where the players understand that there will be visitors in the locker room," Bruce Speight, the Jets' director of media relations, said Thursday.
In 1964 Congress passed the Wilderness Act, which set aside 9.1 million acres of public land as places where people would be visitors but not leave any marks; today some 108 million acres are protected under the act.
The Indian government and the tourism industry are scrambling to reassure would-be visitors.
This is both deterring would-be visitors from coming, and hindering some of those who try.
To get here, would-be visitors must take the battered road north of Rangoon.
Security guards at the gate chased away would-be visitors yesterday.
British civil rights groups have also expressed concern at the scrutiny of would-be visitors here.
