Sentence examples for handle visitors from inspiring English sources
At the other extreme are farms where real work is done but which are sometimes so small or busy that they are not well equipped to handle visitors.
This spurt in budget hotels is Manhattan's first since the 1964-1965 boom to handle visitors to the World's Fair, according to Sean Hennessey, a consultant with PricewaterhouseCoopers who specializes in the New York lodging market.
Such mismanagement is a luxury Brazil can ill afford if only because it will need to handle visitors to the football World Cup, to be held in the country in 2014, and the Olympic games, in Rio de Janeiro two years later.Meanwhile, the government is spending more and more on pensions.
To those in charge of security guards, police officers, air marshals, mirror-shaded Secret Service agents, and school crossing guards: it should be made sure your people are informed enough to know how to handle "visitors" and that they tend to not choose the plank instead of doing the right thing.
It has the capacity to handle five million visitors a year.
Some sites may not be able to be listed because they are too fragile to handle more visitors.
Who are the protesters, how many people are estimated to take part in the protests, and what mechanisms does the city have in place to handle the visitors?
They argue that New York can barely handle the visitors it already gets and that the added construction would just push the city to a lower level of hell.
But Laudrup is confident his side have both the quality and fitness to handle the visitors, but has stressed the importance of away goals by not conceding on home soil.
PAGE A5 LONDON BRACES FOR TRAFFIC Officials have warned commuters to expect delays, and infrastructure has been set up to handle Olympic visitors, but some worry the Games may prove too much for London's roads and subway.
But while the ATC says the 78-year-old trail can handle more visitors – provided they practise LNT ethics – others say it's time to impose limits on the number of hikers.
