If the building is monstrously, outrageously kitsch – and it is – it bothers neither them, nor the flocks of visitors.
His passion for interfaith dialogue — he recently published a memoir titled "Believing in Jesus, Loving Islam" — has helped draw ever-larger flocks of visitors up the mountain to sleep in the monastery's stone huts and take part in its multilingual prayer services.
Critics called the installation "breathtaking," and it drew flocks of visitors during the 2010 European Capital of Culture events.
So soon as he was in power, Dudley put pressure on her to stop the misuse of her privilege, as she allowed her entire household and flocks of visitors to attend.
Tyntesfield near Bristol, now owned by the National Trust, may be preparing itself for a flock of visitors, following the influx of tourists at Highclere Castle, the real-life Downton Abbey.
A wholesale retrenchment on Wall Street and in related professions is being compounded by uncertainty in tourism-related businesses, which usually start hiring in February to prepare for a flock of visitors in the spring and summer, the data showed.
The Broad's first flock of visitors in coming months will see more than 250 highlights, including works by Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jasper Johns, Cindy Sherman, Takashi Murakami and scores of other art world luminaries from the 1950s to today.
Last week at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, hundreds of visitors flocked to a solitary parking lot to pay their respect.
EVERY spring, hundreds of thousands of visitors flock to America's capital to take in the gorgeous vistas of cherry-blossom time.
Each year, thousands of visitors flock to her tomb and adorn her plot with spiritual regalia, candles, money, flowers, and assorted personal items.
Mr. Feldman predicted that the situation for air travelers was likely to remain chaotic for some time, as August is a peak month for Kenyan tourism, with thousands of visitors flocking to its beaches and game reserves.
