Sentence examples for nice visitors from inspiring English sources
Are there any stories of nice visitors who behave well who might help to redress the balance?
As a historian, I was more at ease with sections that set out the story of the cable and showed evidence of the popular response (it is nice that visitors can leaf through a genuine 19th-century volume of the Illustrated London News).
Make your room look nice for visitors.
"The snow was nice," said one visitor, Tracey Mouncher.
A video of the Eagles singing "Hotel California" sounded nice to a visitor until Audyssey's hardware director, Andrew Turner, pointed out that there was no bass when the volume was low.
The visitors from Wisconsin are nice, nice, nice ex-schoolteachers who have been laid off in that state's dispute over right-to-work legislation.
Which is to say, the nice bit where the visitors go, the regenerated showcase, the bit on the postcards; not the bit outside the Quays, where life expectancy is on average 10 years lower.
But persuaded -- or coerced, according to some residents of the island -- by the legal threat, Mr. duPont climbed his ladder and swiveled the camera about 45 degrees to the right, giving Web visitors a nice view of a parking lot.
Compete shows a nice spike in U.S. visitors, without the usual post launch sag (yet).
She said touches like slippers for Asian travellers or tea for British visitors are nice, but you don't want to be something you're not.
