Sentence examples for called visitors from inspiring English sources

Ghosts — euphemistically called Visitors — infest the country.

She called visitors "honey" and "sweetheart" and encouraged tasting.

Landau's room, called "Visitors", has been sliced down the middle, with one side decorated like the home of a Jewish family and the other as a Palestinian home.

As an adult, he wrote a sequel to Baum's "Wonderful Wizard of Oz" called "Visitors From Oz," in which Dorothy encounters characters from the "Alice" books and Geraldo Rivera.

In the Concur App Center, as the new marketplace is called, visitors can browse through apps designed for themselves as individuals, as well as those meant for corporate use.

This is all in the name of participation and experience — also called visitor engagement — but it changes the very nature of museums, and the expectations of visitors.

Instead, they're to be called "Visitor Hosts".

I forcefully raised this option in public comments (cutely called "visitor participation" in the agenda).

He calls visitors Mr. So-and-so, not by their first names.

"FLOW is aimed at fostering appreciation of the shoreline through artistic expression, while calling visitors to interact with and care for the Park's island environment," the organization's website states. .

And it is venturing as never before into the rapidly evolving field of what museum administrators call "visitor engagement": a social science aimed at trying to reach every patron, from the first-timer to the seasoned scholar.