Sentence examples for going on visitors from inspiring English sources

During the day, when no performances are going on, visitors will be able to wander through the lobby and see directly into one of the main rehearsal halls.

"What is going on back there?" a visitor asked, interrupting a discussion about the division of Jackson Hewitt franchise territories.

Here visitors can find information on the project work going on in specific countries within each region.

With little positive response from the home side, the visitors went on to create chance after chance - Tom Hateley also coming close early on when he hit the post with a 30-yard free-kick.

And there are exciting things going on for visitors to the city.

As the game went on, the screw tightened and the visitors retreated further.

Participants spoke of their practice being disrupted by going on vacation, having visitors and living with children.

If tickets ever do go on sale, visitors should expect long queues - a free Banksy exhibition at the Bristol Museum in 2009 saw hundreds of thousands of visitors queueing for hours to get into the museum.

If such a visit is so highly controlled, what messed up stuff goes on when visitors aren't there?

However, be warned, reservations are required, as Hamgyong, is very exclusive…if you're visiting the nearby Hamgyong Concentration Camp, the Nuclear Test Facility is a must!" But another comment complained about "some banging going on outside", while several "visitors" remarked about a strange taste in their water in the fake reviews.

The rare items are collected in several ways: finding eggs for Mr. Sugiyama on walks, having them gifted to you by visitors, going on adventures (which happen every month or two), helping build something in the Event Plaza or playing the Ball Toss game.