Sentence examples for souvenirs during from inspiring English sources
Even Bill Clinton made a stop for souvenirs during a summer vacation (apparently passing some of it along to Monica Lewinsky).
As we walked and ate some of the world's best strawberry lody (ice cream) — made with fresh, ivory-colored cream and wild berries — we were stopped regularly to snap photos of bashfully beaming families who wanted proof of their summer sojourns as warming souvenirs during Poland's long winter.
They decided to name their flight "Sea to Shining Sea"; Lloyd ordered custom-made caps and T-shirts with that logo to distribute as souvenirs during their stops.
Twelve minority-owned companies that have claimed that the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee failed to abide by agreements giving them exclusive rights to market various souvenirs during the 1984 Olympic Games will be asking for a total of $17 million to $20 million in damages at arbitration hearings that begin Monday, spokesmen for the licensees said Wednesday.
As I flew west over the Atlantic at summer's end, it occurred to me that I hadn't purchased a single souvenir during my two months in Ireland.
Dr Alberto Zangrillo said the media tycoon had lost half a litre of blood after being hit in the face with a plaster souvenir during an attack on him at a rally in Milan on Sunday night.
It put coupons for free HealthSmart beds in celebrity souvenir bags during New York's Fashion Week.
Empty buildings that were spruced up and filled with souvenir shops during the Games have "For Lease" signs plastered on what are now grimy windows.
Empty buildings, which were spruced up and filled with souvenir shops during the Games, have "For Lease" signs plastered on their windows.
If you're not sure what you want, pass through a few souvenir shops during the heat of the day or when you need a break.
"The decision was taken during a traumatic era in our history," Ms. Sichel and Ms. Jenkins wrote in a Dance Umbrella souvenir program in 1998, "during states of emergency when it was not unusual for artists to be seen to be consorting with the enemy or the state, to be assaulted or even have their homes burnt down".
