Sentence examples for poor tourists from inspiring English sources

Since I still have problems, I pity the poor tourists.

David Abraham Washington, May 27, 2007 • To the Editor: All people make for poor tourists who go to visit things and not other people.

In the Paristorique, we faced facts: we were weekend-breakers already starting to feel like those poor tourists who crocodile backwards from the doors of Madame Tussauds in London.

IT'S a standard tourist activity in a Chicago summer: you descend from Michigan Avenue to the quay along the Chicago River, board a tour boat and glide along listening to a guide on a loudspeaker talk up the architecture and rib the poor tourists from Wisconsin.

Young, old, rich, poor, tourists and locals alike can and do enjoy the wilderness together.

As a result of this uncertainty, this poor tourist doesn't where to search for those English speakers -- or how long it's worthwhile to keep searching.

I'm leaning over a balcony, so if you suddenly hear nothing on the end of the line, it's because I've dropped the phone and it's about to crash on some poor tourist's head.

This swathe of poor tourist report cards makes it sound like vast packs of Chinese sightseers are marauding across the planet, spitting and shouting, cutting in line while boiling lobsters in the Teasmade and spelling out "YOLO" on The Rosetta Stone with their own shit.

"These poor unsuspecting tourists come all this way and, God love 'em, they just don't know where to go," he said.

Luckily I was on the other side of the boat, but some poor Japanese tourists were terrified and covered in mud.

Regarding the whiny, poor, spoiled tourists who think that a trip to London entitles them to see the Olympic cauldron, London's mayor Boris Johnson does not see what the problem is.