Sentence examples for lightly visited from inspiring English sources

IN his years as superintendent of 11.7 million acres of vast but lightly visited national parklands in northwestern Alaska, David W. Spirtes said he was often met with stony silence from Inupiaq Eskimos, the parks' biggest users.

Led by Dr. Bob Kennedy, an ornithologist, the two-hour tours go to the island's lightly visited places like Eel Point, a peninsula on the island's northwestern tip accessible by foot or four-wheel-drive vehicle.

But prime ministers do not lightly visit stricken communities and meet with destitute farmers.

We would like tourists to tread lightly when visiting these important natural phenomena".

World Heritage Site status is not given lightly, and regular ground-breaking exhibitions make it one of the UK's most visited gardens.

When her parents visited, they tried not to bother anybody, inhabiting the guest room like ghosts, treading lightly.

This is one of the most popular lakes in Wales (300,000 people visit each year), so tread lightly.

The fried chicken alone is worth a visit: lightly battered, perfectly blistered and uncommonly moist.

And Sewell charts that excellently by starting the play on a note of Coward-like insouciance: even the way he tiptoes over to the brandy bottle, as if being slightly naughty, suggests he takes Anna's visit lightly.

Waldegrave is also scrupulously polite, and wears his achievements so lightly that he exemplifies what happens to you when you visit Eton.

If you go to the Ridgecrest Petroglyph Festival, or if you visit the rock art of the Coso Range, don't approach the art lightly.