Sentence examples for points out visitors from inspiring English sources

However, as Dr Anne Merriman, founder of Hospice Africa Uganda, points out, visitors should not assume that their experience elsewhere is directly transferrable.

Although many places of interest were pointed out, visitors might like to add to their list the national headquarters of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.

And her assistant said, which do you think is the one she always points out to visitors?

The second, by Adrian Babbidge of the East Midlands Museums Service, points out that visitor numbers to Britain's locally financed regional museums have stagnated or even declined.

That's a lot more than the €14 (about £11) price of an adult ticket up the Eiffel Tower, even if, as the PR company promoting the Shard helpfully points out, the "visitor experience" includes a 30-second ride in something called a "kaleidoscopic lift".

As Smárason points out, any visitor to Iceland can't help but be awestruck by a seemingly endless parade of stunning geological features.

As Daisy herself would cheerfully point out to visitors, the last coat of paint applied to Wilderstein was in 1910.

"I want to be able to point out to visitors that this button or that detail was made by a jeweler," he said.

Players acknowledged a conductor's right to make music better but pointed out that visitors do not houseclean in someone else's house.

She pointed out that visitors who stand firm can find a financial benefit, too - Mövenpick has started offering price reductions to lure customers back.

The present verger, Horace Stapleton, today can point out to visitors the vault which his predecessor indicated as the one in which the body reposed, pending completion of the crypt.