Sentence examples for committed visitor from inspiring English sources
ART museums, seeking the repeat and committed visitor, are experimenting with new ways to cultivate a closer relationship with the public — and, in essence, to become a welcoming extension of the living room, rather than a stiff, Sunday-best excursion.
Once you've committed to visitors, Horndahl recommends owners lock away valuables in a spare room or closet so they are out of the way.
If this sounds ominous, the government is committed to keeping visitor levels sustainable, and the conservationists are busy.
Although the Bronx Museum would like to attract people from all over the city, it is especially committed to serving visitors in its borough and makes a point of highlighting Bronx artists.
The visitors committed 15 fouls on the night, just four more than the home side and less than both parties in Thursday night's innocuous clash between Melbourne Victory and Central Coast Mariners.
As a museum of science, the Natural History Museum is committed to engaging visitors with the natural world and with scientific evidence.
Mr. Corbett, who has had good luck in series television before (with "Northern Exposure" and "Sex and the City" -- never mind "The Visitor"), was committed to star in another new series, playing a compulsive gambler on FX's "Lucky".
Dedicated to the primacy of the visitor experience; committed to excellence in every aspect of its collections and programs; and drawing on both new and traditional tools of communication, interpretation and presentation, the Museum aims to serve its diverse publics as a dynamic, innovative and welcoming center for learning through the visual arts.
The government says it is committed to increasing health visitor numbers.
With the visitors committing men forward in search of an equaliser, Stoke looked increasingly threatening on the break.
If bin Laden had committed a crime, he told his visitors, then he could be tried in Afghanistan before an Islamic court established by the Taliban.
