Sentence examples for referred visitors from inspiring English sources

On his Web site, which referred visitors to Mr. Surrell's Facebook page and his instructional podcasts, pimps and aspiring pimps could post tips and swap advice about "the game".

For example, if you received over 500 visitors and 400 of those visitors were referred from a specific website, you can filter data to only show the activity of those referred visitors.

Gatekeepers at intelligence headquarters still refer visitors to his office inside.

For inquiries regarding rates, employees at the reception desk refer visitors to the building's Web site, ImperialCourtHotel.com.

PureAdvice also receives fees for referring visitors to vendors -- like student loan providers -- that are listed on its site.

The site has succeeded in referring visitors to those merchants at a rate that is four times the industry average, Mr. Singleton said.

Instead, Yahoo refers visitors to its help section, which tries to answer frequently asked questions before inquiring, "Is this enough information?" Visitors who click the "no" button are presented with a form to submit a question.

On Tuesday an interview with Collins remained the featured video on the university's YouTube channel, and the Web site of the athletic department continued to refer visitors to one of his charities.

Of particular concern is the income charities receive through sales that result from referring visitors to commercial Web sites, and whether those proceeds should be counted as taxable income.

Dumping less experienced security guards in there, and telling them to refer visitors who ask about the Raphaels and Botticellis to other members of staff, will do nothing for the gallery's standing.

The IBM site limits which PC models are available and refers visitors to their nearest dealer for the rest.