Sentence examples for calling tourists from inspiring English sources

"We have people calling, tourists that are calling hotels and cancelling reservations.

So when Reid started his first show on a recent Friday, Mr. Pritchard jumped in as well, calling tourists away with a whistle.

In Olen Steinhauer's scathing portrait of the CIA, the agency's highly skilled assassins are called Tourists.

Mr. Steinhauer has made up an elaborate secret C.I.A. offshoot where operatives are called Tourists, office workers are Travel Agents, and home base is in New York on Avenue of the Americas.

It is called "Tourist Class".

But Mr. Robinson said Mr. Hackett's girlfriend runs an organization called Dark Passage, which leads people on what he called "tourist journeys into off-limits places".

Snapmania has created software called Tourist Remover that combines several of your images to create one without other people in it.

During her travels, Elsie amassed a collection of 350 dolls, favoring examples of local craftsmanship over what she called "tourist dolls".

Symbolically, this is particularly important, ending a practice of segregation -- sometimes called "tourist apartheid" -- that has become particularly emblematic of tensions between economic realities and the revolution's landmark pledge of equality, and ending foreigner privileges.

In the late 1800s, a group of hobos formed a union of unemployed and itinerant workers called Tourist Union #63 to protect themselves against the railroad workers and bulls.

For Chad and Libya and Yemen, non-immigrants who come in on what we call tourist visas, or B1 business visas, will not be allowed to come [now], but other kinds of non-immigrants can enter.