Sentence examples for exciting visitor from inspiring English sources

The silver-washed fritillary was an exciting visitor to many gardens for the first time.

"It is a destination that is brimming with history, quality services and exciting visitor attractions that result in an unforgettable holiday experience," says Nicky Guerrero, CEO of the Gibraltar Tourist Board.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

Whatever your budget, this is one of the most fascinating countries on earth, shocking and exciting for visitors in equal measure.

The show's English-language website does not even give a starting date (August 8th, the day the games begin, says an organiser), let alone details of how to buy tickets.For more exciting fare, visitors should head to the 798 arts district on Beijing's north-eastern edge, a cluster of former Maoist-era factories that is now home to some lively privately run galleries, shops and cafés.

Mr Malcolm said: "This is about making sure we have a town centre which is fit for the future, fit for our residents and attractive and exciting for visitors who want to come to South Shields".

As real estate goes, the property surrounding the executive office tower is not quite as exciting as the visitor's center attached to Kartchner Caverns, the state's famous limestone caves at the base of the Whetstone Mountains near Tucson, which is also on the market.

"It's a great example of Storm King working with an artist and working with the landscape to make a more exciting interaction for visitors," Ms. McDougall said.

Adam Rowlands, senior site manager, said: "The old hide was dark, cramped and beginning to show signs of age and, with this superb new hide, we've improved views across the reedbed and mere making it even more exciting for our visitors".

Alamo Drafthouse Before long, the Alamo Drafthouse isn't really going to be an exciting thing for visitors to Austin to check out, just because the rate at which these motherfuckers are expanding means there's probably going to be one in every city in America in like five years.