Sentence examples for day tourists from inspiring English sources

Capri welcomes day tourists, too.

Very few day tourists venture up to Aieta.

Earlier in the day tourists continued to throng sights such as the city's main square.

BY DAY tourists flock to Plaza de España in central Madrid to snap photos beside the sculpture of Miguel de Cervantes, author of "Don Quixote".

No biker rallies, no special promotions will buck up Honolulu's economy until the day tourists are willing to fly out over long stretches of water again.

He had another pleasant thought, especially for New Yorkers crammed in subway cars during the month of August: some day tourists clad in bioactive clothes will serve as walking air deodorizers.

'I think they should charge $1,000 a day tourist tax,' he told me, saying that the revenue could help pay for the best the West has to offer, while protecting it from its worst excesses.

Its attractive, single or paired yellow-to-reddish, sweet-scented, applelike fruits have poisoned Spanish conquistadores, shipwrecked sailors, and present-day tourists.

As we're guided seamlessly through the building's baroque halls, its back staircases and its stupendous art collection, we come across "ghosts" from St Petersburg's past: Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Tsar Nicholas II dining with his family, a soldier at the Siege of Leningrad, a full-on state ball, not to mention modern-day tourists.

On 45th Street on Sunday, tourists seemed aware of the vendors' role in alerting the police.

On Sunday, tourists and Thais both wandered nearby, inspecting bullet holes, shell casings, blood stains and other evidence of the violence.