Sentence examples for guide tourists from inspiring English sources

Young Mormons guide tourists around the grounds.

At the Maximum Security Prison, former inmates guide tourists through the infamous B-Section, where Mandela was imprisoned.

Other winery associations in the New York region have established trails to help guide tourists among vineyards in the Hudson Valley, through New Jersey and on Long Island.

But he said the compass on 42nd Street could also guide tourists bound for Grand Central who take the No. 7 train and come out at that exit, which is closer to Third Avenue than it is to Grand Central.

"I would take a scene from the film, and adapt it to modern-day issues," he says, "Like: you're in line to guide tourists, and there's a guy who keeps jumping the queue.

People setting up cleaning companies will no longer have to show the necessary "cultural requirements", while foreigners will be eligible to guide tourists (though they will still have either to pass an Italian exam or possess a relevant university degree).All of which is nice for the consumer.

It is a kind of Carrollian rabbit hole in which Mr. Samaras plays all the parts: he is the White Rabbit, Alice and the hole itself; tour guide, tourist and tour rolled into one.

"Humidity is the enemy," lectured Yannick, an impish, pony-tailed Québécois who usually makes his living guiding tourists to caribou.

During long American stopovers, his temporary jobs included shifts in a canning factory and guiding tourists at Niagara Falls.

"It's challenging," said Mr. Pansullo, a graduate of the International Tour Management Institute who is trying to build a business of guiding tourists around Nerdsville.

There are no signs guiding tourists to the site, no interpretation boards, ticket kiosks, or gift shops, just a fence and a locked gate.