Sentence examples for fascinating visitors from inspiring English sources

Shadows Round the Moon (1990) was a portrait of a society in transition as well as of his own extended family - his widowed mother, a music teacher, struggling to bring up her children; his grandfather, holding sway over a large household; his admired elder brother, Sonny, later to suffer a mental breakdown; the friends, neighbours, and fascinating visitors who included the Much Dreaming Woman.

OF the roughly 75 items on display at the Suffolk County Historical Society in Riverhead, a menacing-looking object known as the Wickham ax has been especially fascinating to many visitors.

This fascinating project encourages visitors and residents to communicate with street furniture like lamp posts, post boxes and bus stops by using the repair numbers found on these objects as SMS codes.

However, it is in Old Master paintings that astonishing discoveries turn the Maastricht Fair into a unique art show, as fascinating to casual visitors as to collectors driven by the urge to buy.

Like many tourists, I was drawn to Annapolis by its 18th-century buildings and by the Naval Academy, a fascinating and surprisingly visitor-friendly place.

The stark landscape of the Sahara, its remote oases and historic caravan trading posts also make the wilderness of Mauritania a fascinating destination for adventurous visitors.

This National Historic Landmark site gives visitors a fascinating, firsthand glimpse into the life of the woman whose leadership of the drive for women's suffrage helped transform American social thought.

Take me doon the watter Glenlee provides more than just a fascinating detour: she encourages visitors to step out on to the water, without which Glasgow's transport history and this swirling museum would never have existed.

Courses from £25 for adults and £15 for under-16s; one-hour taster courses £15 First opened in 1965, the Museum of Island Life at Kilmuir offers visitors a fascinating insight into life in a crofting township at the end of the 19th century.

Mount Vernon, which was George Washington's home, gives visitors a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of our first president.

But for a place billing itself as a museum, it is light on the kind of exposition that would help visitors learn the fascinating history of American pizza.