Sentence examples for inquisitive visitors from inspiring English sources

On Sunday alone, there were 408 open houses in Manhattan, attended by thousands of inquisitive visitors.

Inquisitive visitors can sit on the couch by the fireplace and look through to those private areas.

(Luckily for careless employees of galleries and shipping companies, not to mention overly inquisitive visitors to collectors' homes, Scheidemann's work does not extend to forensics).

He is happy to give inquisitive visitors a peek into the home, which is jammed with laughing Buddha statues, antiques and old family photos.

He treats the host cultures in Africa, no less than the inquisitive visitors, as distinctive and complex entities, subject to change and contingency, and capable of the full range of individual and collective human behavior.

Najibullah can't figure out how this unannounced, very inquisitive visitor has made it past security.

And so, when I heard that a culinary conference I planned to attend was going to be held in Minneapolis, a city I hadn't visited in 25 years, I arrived early to complete most of my survey before the onslaught of hungry -- and inquisitive -- visitors.

'What is become of all the shyness in the world?' Austen wrote in a letter to Cassandra, noting the inquisitive manners of a young visitor who wanted to examine the treasures of her writing-desk drawer.

My cat isn't keen on having new visitors: normally bold and inquisitive, she'll rush under the duvet and wait for hours until the intruder is gone.

Through the sticks peek the inquisitive faces of children, eager to see the visitors who have arrived.

Younger visitors can take a more leisurely ride on the Cornish Mine Train and Animal Express; inquisitive minds can try the Hands On Science Experience, and if the weather pulls a face you can pile into the new indoor play zone (for 1 to 11-year-olds).