Sentence examples for educated guests from inspiring English sources

Her mother had been appalled at having a child who refused to stay politely at children's parties, or to gossip about clothes, but who instead loved listening in when educated guests - especially astronomers - came to visit.

Today, pundits and commentators from Lou Dobbs to Jim Lehrer, from CNN's Cafferty to the highly educated guests on the Charlie Rose show, all talk about the mess in Washington and the partisanship as if the Democrats are equally to blame as the Republicans.

In continental Europe earlier generations of relatively educated guest workers and immigrants from other European countries are being replaced by refugees and asylum-seekers, who tend to have lower educational attainment and employability.

"I try to educate guests about trees," he says.

Another family engaged a scholar-in-residence to educate guests in lieu of entertainment.

The resort strives to educate guests in order to minimize disappointment over low water levels.

"It's the job of the host to educate guests about attire, about start time," she said.

Educating guests is also important, and indeed, MGM Resorts is reaching out to the people who stay in the properties as part of its conservation education program.

Staff educate guests on the qualities of each by-the-bottle and by-the-glass beer, and the selections pair well with locally focused food.

For the Wine At the Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel monthly "Eno-Versity" classes (Eno, short for Oenophile and referring to someone who is a connoisseur of wine) look to educate guests about the finer points of wine tasting without the pretension.

It should educate guest and host alike, in a subtle way.