Sentence examples for visitor lies from inspiring English sources

The most fascinating difference between England and America for me as a British visitor lies with the language (ironic, given we're meant to be speaking the same one).

Some visitors lay on the floor.

From November to January, these visitors lay their eggs in the protected sands.

Visitors lay on the floor and watched their reflections in the ceiling mirrors, sometimes for hours, as the mist came and went.

There are no names or photographs, just a table covered in a white sheet where visitors lay flowers and pray for the dead.

Visitors lay on the floor to watch a giant sun made out of hundreds of yellow lights rise out of the gloom, arranging themselves in distinctive groups to see their small reflections on the ceiling.

Except that the visitor was lying flat on his back, staring up at the artist, who stood ramrod straight above him, poking out from the wall like a fluorescent orange street light.

Roadie equipment boxes are scattered about, and visitors can lie on the carpet watching Joan Baez and other performers.

On the observation deck, 100 metres (330 feet) above ground, visitors may lay their hand in the gilded imprint of the president's and make a wish.

Mobs of winter visitors have lain on the cold floor and gazed up at their pale reflections, basking in the artificial sun and fog.

On the Turbine Hall floor is a vast carpet that visitors can lie on to experience sounds and visuals that change constantly.