Sentence examples for random visitor from inspiring English sources

Not every random visitor is fit to place her stamp on fashion.

Often when we invite some random visitor to stay for a meal we get chatting and, usually unprompted, they'll offer us something that we've been desperately needing for weeks.

NAME WITHHELD, CONNECTICUT By asking those women to leave the premises and excluding them from the blessings, you in effect told them that you place a greater value on the comfort of some random visitor or on the business of a loyal customer — or perhaps on some religious beliefs that aren't even your own — than you do on the feelings of the people who work for you every day.

One Friday night we put up a big blank sheet and asked, "What should we call this show?" The one we picked was a name that some random visitor chose and everyone voted on.

The girl's family was not pleased by the attention, especially the random visitors to their street.

Over the years all sorts of random visitors – friends, rellos, tradies – were marked off on the side of that bookcase.

City officials insist that the area is too dangerous for random visitors, and that celebrities, even well-meaning ones, disrupt the recovery effort and distract workers.

But Warhol went beyond fawning over stars to show the elixir brewed by the mere act of aiming a film camera at random visitors to the Factory.

Randy Tufts and Gary Tenen, the spelunkers who slithered through a small opening in the limestone that day, kept the secret to themselves for more than three years, fearful that random visitors would break off the delicate soda straw stalactites or deface the massive, multicolored columns.

In recent months designers of every stripe and aesthetic persuasion have turned to Instagram for a glimpse into the lives and tastes of their fans — bloggers like Ms. Lau, stylists, models, artists and random visitors, who in turn are snapping and posting their way into designers' consciousness, onto their mood boards, into ad campaigns and, directly or obliquely, onto their runways.

The potential participants are random visitors of various historical sites.