Sentence examples for visitor calls from inspiring English sources
Despite her cynical eye and hardscrabble life, Dellarobia is nonetheless loyal to her region and sensitive to what a visitor calls "the condescension of outsiders".
Adrian Scarborough is such a good actor I could wish he were not obliged to make Tesman quite such a funny fusspot, Pooterishly posing with his arm round Hedda's shoulders whenever a visitor calls.
Indeed, Kim Jong Il's last public appearance was at an upscale Pyongyang supermarket; its staff, it was reported, wailed and threw themselves into each other's arms on hearing of his death.Foreigners who travel to other cities say these too have some residents with what one visitor calls "semi-disposable income".
The Visitor calls them respectively the practical (praktikê) and the theoretical (gnôstikê — clearly related to gnôsis and gignôskein)(259d).
One visitor called her experience mystical; another, breath-taking.
One visitor called Professor Green a "stinky hippie" and told her to go back to Oregon.
We had one visitor call from the U.K. after he got back.
("In a cold blanket of snow," a typical one goes in its entirety, "a visitor called: sorrow").
I looked up, and Novak, as my visitor called himself, was standing just over my left shoulder.
A third occurred when a Sri Lankan visitor called on the Defence Secretary for a discussion which Mr Werritty had organised; he accompanied the Sri Lankans.
