Sentence examples for visitor details from inspiring English sources

Three per cent of 500,000 might carry a punch if such figures came with full visitor details and subscription levels.

"Then you could arrange that everything on the internet resolves correctly apart from, for example, Barclays.com, which you could set to resolve to a malicious site that asks for the visitors' details".

During the pilot period (26 July -26 August 2010) the website attracted 327 visits (139 new visitors and 188 return visitors) and details of these are given in Table 3.

Personnel from up to four different civilian and military intelligence agencies aggressively monitor foreign visitors, demanding details of stories and interviews.

That judgment was a relief for authorities in Leicester, who have spent more than £4m on a swanky visitor centre detailing Richard's life and death, which opened on July 26th.In this section Rough justice Resized and reshaped A can of worms Four wheel fever Sparks flying Yes men Travellin' all alone ReprintsA third battle is over religion.

Instead of the episodic program biopsies with site visitor reports, detailed program information forms, and formal residency review committee evaluations that characterized the old accreditation system, the NAS will be based upon annual reports of specific quantitative, trended, performance benchmarks; the ACGME milestones; and an institutional clinical competency committee.

The Preserve's visitors center details the ecology of the Hudson River and the local environment.

What he would like to see is a teaching moment, where Disney Springs visitors learn details about the plight of real springs.

The Signal Tower Museum was opened in 1974 as a visitor centre detailing the history of the lighthouse and the town of Arbroath.

According to some press reports he sat up in hospital and asked visitors for details of his ordeal in the cage.

Though the Art Institute does not track the age of visitors in detail (there are rates for students and the elderly, and children under 14 get in free), and the museum's press office said it did not have membership demographics, one look at the crowd on a free-admission Thursday paints a straightforward, albeit unscientific, picture: Young people (under 30) tend to enjoy modern art.