Sentence examples for make a tourist from inspiring English sources

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This is the romantic Paris to make a tourist weep.

That was an aim from the beginning: not to make a tourist film.

We're not trying to make a tourist destination out of this".

To spend time here is enough to make a tourist dream about chucking it all and moving to Rome.

Attempts to make a tourist industry out of the fact that the delta was the birthplace of the blues are still embryonic.

"To spend time here is enough to make a tourist dream about chucking it all and moving to Rome," wrote Susan Spano in her recent "Next Stop" article (July 1 , 2011.

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But in 1865, "like everyone else," he wrote, "I made a tourist trip to Egypt".

"We are thinking about making a tourist police who will be located in the old town and will pay more attention to these tourist issues".

It made a star out of Javier Bardem, made a tourist destination of Plano, Texas and inspired someone to write a comically vast essay about the film's themes on Wikipedia.

And yet in many ways, the town she described — and made a tourist stop by including it in the Florida travel guide produced by the Depression-era Federal Writers' Project — remains a place apart.

Some of the sculptures that remained intact were later collected and moved to the Grutas sculpture park near Druskininkai, where a local businessman, Viliumas Malinauskas, made a tourist attraction out of the monuments.

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