Sentence examples for visitor mentioned from inspiring English sources

JOSEPH V. DORIA JR., the senior member of the state Assembly and keeper of its institutional memory, shifted in his chair when a visitor mentioned the word "tragedy".

In the 1960's a French visitor mentioned that there were Hemons in Brittany: this match-sliver of fact ignited a genealogical conflagration.

On a recent tour, when a visitor mentioned the pungent woody smell in the air, a theater employee wisecracked that there was an exquisite hint of mold there, too.

Not only did they endorse natural selection explanations in the closed-ended questions, they also used them to explain the open-ended evolutionary scenarios and, moreover, included sexual selection (not one visitor mentioned sexual selection in the earlier study, Evans et al. 2010).

It was still in position in 1867, when one visitor mentioned it in his notes on the church.

You have to see this president's face when a visitor mentions Didier Drogba, the lion of Ivory Coast and the match winner of Chelsea in the Champions League, and now Galatasaray's center-forward.

Almost one in three interviewees (29%) recognized the ToL's practical uses in "health and medicine"—a few visitors mentioned seeing information about the ToL's use in research on the HIV virus.

Did the visitors mention that Mr. Castro was free to follow the United States' lead when it comes to forging a workable constitution?

"Why wouldn't they agree on a restriction from God?" On the issue of how the rules might apply to non-Muslim visitors, he mentioned the recent banning of new minarets in Switzerland and the niqab in France.

Visitors never mentioned it.

Thomas Schievelbein, the head of the Newport News division, cringes when the old logo is pointed out on his business card and pleads that the visitor not mention it to the people back in Los Angeles.