Sentence examples for flow of guest from inspiring English sources

And there is so much else to negotiate beyond the future flow of guest workers.

Right off the lobby, yet recessed away from the flow of guest traffic, this area features live chamber music during the day, an afternoon tea, and jazz at night, with champagne cocktails and unique appetizers.

By the time he came north, the U.S. Bracero program that regulated the flow of "guest workers" had ended.

Have a facilitator (a catering manager, wedding consultant, attendant or good friend or relative) at the start of the line to ensure a steady, speedy flow of guests.

His father — a cultural critic, essayist, and radio host whose place in Russian letters can be suggested by some unlikely melding of Bernard-Henri Lévy and Bill Bryson — presided over the steady flow of guests and vodka.

Twibell, a veteran golf commentator, said the major difference between being part of 18-hole coverage and calling a pair of holes was the need to advance beyond describing the action by bringing in a steady flow of guests and answering the e-mail messages that flow in.

Gong Li is in a bar in a Beijing hotel lobby, where a quartet of young female musicians - dressed in black miniskirts, low-cut tops and stilettoes - play light music to a ceaseless flow of guests and customers from around the world.

Down below, a huge basement has been created to handle the flow of guests in and out of the museum, while a new garden space on the roof is home to casual and gourmet restaurants, and stylish terrace bars with views over Singapore.

There are fewer big parties, but a flow of guests still, including Merchant's nieces and nephews and their children and Ruth's grown daughters, who sleep in her room upstairs, which remains exactly as she left it: silver filigree objets on the bureau near an oil painting in a gilt frame of some yellow pears on a branch that Ivory made in 1938, when he was 10.

The constant flow of guests is another perk.

For me personally, Dubai's dizzying progress seems to have turned the state into a lifeless artificial island where the natives have grown tired of the never-ending flow of guests and visitors.