Sentence examples for feeding visitors from inspiring English sources
Increasingly museums are moving away from the middle-school approach to feeding visitors, with its emphasis on a lowest-common-denominator menu, in favor of stylish restaurants that offer fine dining to go with the fine art.
In keeping with that image, the villagers have repeatedly rejected lucrative offers to take their play abroad or to allow it to be filmed, arguing that it would violate the spirit of their vow -- and, skeptics note, cut down on the profits made from housing and feeding visitors and selling them locally produced woodcarvings.
He went to the farm to see Nadin's work and returned with another of his artists, Rirkrit Tiravanija, who has become celebrated for shows in which he turns galleries and museums into social spaces, feeding visitors and sometimes allowing them to stay over.
The inn and restaurant are the brainchildren of Erna Kubin-Clanin, a native of Vienna who has been entertaining and feeding visitors to Yosemite for a quarter-century.
Robert Moehling's fruit stand near Everglades National Park's main entrance has been feeding visitors and passersby since 1959.
To keep them coming back, the official website is continuously updated, and will feed visitors a steady supply of exclusive morsels throughout the life of the trilogy.AOL subscribers, however, were treated to more: a chance to enter a competition to be flown to the movie's world première in New Zealand (where it was filmed)—if, that is, they upgraded to AOL 7.0.
According to the Pharmacy 2 website, their new joint venture will feed visitors into Hirst's Newport Street Gallery exhibitions during the day, transforming into a fine British and European dining spot by evening.
Atlantic City has done a much better job in recent years of feeding its visitors than its residents, whose every trip in search of ground beef for dinner is another reminder of how isolated their island home can be.
Hotlips Curries (which sells a mean Irish stew among its bubbling vats), Belfast Baps, Ann's Pantry, El Toro Grill, La Creperie and Belfalafel to name just a few, feed visitors who come to eat as they stroll and shop or take a seat and listen to the live music.
In the top right of a Page's Timeline's feed, visitors see the count and faces of friends who Like your Page, followed by one update from a friend mentioning the Page that Facebook's algorithms deem especially engaging.
One Loch Ness monster fan even wondered: "What time of night does the Loch Ness monster surface and who feeds it?" Of course, visitors to Britain are hardly the only culprits when it comes to dropping clangers in unfamiliar surroundings.
