Sentence examples for bring travellers from inspiring English sources
EXCURSIONS A short trip in almost any direction will bring travellers to one of many unique Starbucks outlets.
What still distinguishes the hostel from its bigger, more expensive brothers is that each retains some form of communal living; shared social spaces that bring travellers together, even if it's just a bar and kitchen.
By Richard Ford When I saw Mack Bolger, he was standing beside the bottom of the marble steps that bring travellers and passersby to and from the balcony of the main concourse in Grand Central.
Publicly organised on-demand transportation systems that can accommodate up to six people will bring travellers automatically to their destination in downtown areas, and then move on to serve others.
To encounter such differences, of course, is the main reason people travel, and bringing travellers to those experiences – not to mention having them myself, of course – is one of the things I love most about being a pilot.
We're looking forward to bringing travellers here to spend locally and help Haiti recover".
It has been a roadside attraction since Route 66 brought travellers to Amarillo, and it thrives to this day on one outrageous gimmick.
This is not about bringing travellers out of London, as the report pretends, but is only about commuting to London and supplying the capital with an extra airport.
Puerto Rico's two best-known eco-parks are only separated by a slender mountain range and a stretch of highway -- yet the trip of a few miles from one to the other brings travellers to a whole new world.
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But if it's talking to public sector organisations, the intention is to bring foreign travellers into Scotland.
