Sentence examples for then tourists from inspiring English sources

Tommies then, tourists now.

Then, tourists arrived in buses and cars to buy it directly.

"If there is space," says Fabie, "then tourists can sit down and order too, but normally it is packed out and a second a la carte service begins at 1pm".

Then in 2006 Italian author Federico Moccia wrote a cult novel entitled I Need You about lovers fixing locks to a lamppost on a bridge in Rome – the idea was picked up by teenagers, then tourists and then, it seems, by the rest of the world.

Then tourists.

"This drew models and people looking to be discovered, and then, tourists from around the world".

Back then, tourist operators felt "ambushed" by fans of the films, says Melissa Heath, owner of Southern Lakes Sightseeing, which specialises in Lord of the Rings location tours.

Hundreds of people once lived in hardship but security on St Kilda, 60 miles off the west coast of mainland Scotland, but the community collapsed after first missionaries and then tourist boats arrived in the 1920s.

As Crane strode up, down and around Ludlow, like a funky vicar reading out the town's Wikipedia page, it became clear that his fondness for "the town" rested on his first example's adaptability: frontier outpost, then market town, then regional capital, then tourist attraction.

Then the tourists stopped coming.

And then the tourists started arriving.