Sentence examples for mean visitors from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean visitors are not welcome.

But that can mean visitors' experiences are all very, well, touristy.

Festivals and the ancient tea road Continued improvements in transport infrastructure mean visitors to China in 2016 can venture into rural areas more easily.

Travelling here isn't necessarily easy (and protests ahead of January elections mean visitors should check before booking), but they will be warmly welcomed.

It does, however, mean visitors to sites like Yahoo and Excite tend to stay longer -- and potentially do more -- than if the site offered only searching.

New walkways opened in May mean visitors can now explore more easily; those with more time can take a long tour and scramble even further over boulders into hidden depths.

She loved hearing the doorbell ring because it meant visitors.

The centre is over a mile from Stonehenge, which means visitors must be carted to it.

The national park status means visitors can walk only on four designated trails.

But all that development — boutique hotels, casinos, marinas, high-rise resorts — means visitors are never short on options.

The schedule itself is a secret, which means visitors need to keep an open mind and try something new.