Sentence examples for three tour guides from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for three tour guides who challenged the plan say a federal judge temporarily blocked the city from enforcing the testing law.

Citing their free speech rights, three tour guides in Philadelphia filed a lawsuit this week challenging an ordinance that will require them to pass a history test and get a license.

For my survey of the scene, I enlisted the help of three tour guides: Rosa de la Cruz, a collector; Lorie Mertes, associate curator of the Miami Art Museum; and Ms. Clearwater.

In its heyday, Batsto Mansion in the Pine Barrens, home of one of the country's earliest ironmasters and later of the Philadelphia industrialist Joseph Wharton, had seven tour guides with two or three groups touring the mansion at any given time, said Bud Wilson, a local historian.

"He was on a nine-day tour with a friend and two tour guides.

There we stood beside a barrel-shaped beverage cart, chatting with our two tour guides.

The dual-narrative tour has two tour guides: one Israeli and one Palestinian.

Mr. Newman was traveling with just his friend, and they were accompanied by two tour guides, Jeff Newman said.

For now, Choquequirao remains "an Inca site you can visit without a 60-person Japanese tour group and two tour guides with umbrellas and megaphones," Mr. Ziegler had told me — a "journey for the savvy traveler".

Mr. Goldhaber, one of the two Tour Guides, is most memorable as the early-18th-century slave owner William Lynch, advising Virginia slave owners on how to control their "property".

To the Editor: Regarding "The Other Machu Picchu" by Ethan Todras-WHavingll: Having just returned from 10 days in Peru, I was amused by Mr. Todras-Whitehill's story of Choquequirao, in which he quotes an archaeologist describing it as "an Inca site you can visit without a 60-person Japanese tour group and two tour guides with umbrellas and megaphones".