Sentence examples for talk visitors from inspiring English sources

The Museum of Printing Arts, more of a workshop than a traditional museum, is staffed with trained typesetters who talk visitors through the evolution of their trade and help them to print their own little pamphlets.

Sometimes you need a guide like Andrea Fraser who, in her 1991 video May I Help You?, wrote a script for gallery staff so they could talk visitors through a show of Allan McCollum's black "surrogate" paintings.

Below this fairly unassuming building is a white-tiled cavern lined with chrome freezers and overgrown, elegant 50s-style food mixers, where Marco, the debonair don of the gelateria - his family started the business in 1933 - talks visitors through the process.

Should we actually renegotiate?" The interview is online here (that quote comes at the end) Paul Myners discussing the Co-op Group on the World At One 3.58pm GMT "Total impasse" in Greece over Troika talks Visitors walk through Propylaia, the ancient Acropolis gateway, earlier today.

"It is very hard to talk to visitors, for one thing".

They are encouraged to talk to visitors but are not required to reveal their survivor status.

Some ministers are not corrupt, and Mr Taylor himself can talk to visitors well enough about his worthy aims for the country.

On Thursday, a handful of employees could be seen at the office of Shanghai Linjiang International Travel Agency in a modest building in Shanghai, but they declined to talk to visitors.

Whereas Karzai talked warmly with guests for hours, leaving everyone happy, Ghani disdains small talk, and visitors come away feeling intimidated or slighted.

Schary is one of the few Hollywood executives who will talk to visitors without having a publicity man sit in on the conversation.

When I revisit the Museum of Contemporary Art, I talk to visitors who come from all backgrounds, including the poverty-stricken favelas of Rio; they clearly take pleasure from it.