Sentence examples for visitor notes from inspiring English sources

But a visitor notes the house's large courtyard, with a roof of dramatic concrete strips, and the living area's 4.5-meter, or 14.7-foot, ceilings.

A visitor noted the Kennedy sweater.

A visitor noted that a jar stayed on the stairs for the duration of his stay.

But it still charges £12 for a day's parking, one visitor noted sourly after the accident.

As the Bo Diddley song "Let Me In" played on vinyl, one visitor noted a jar of eggs in murky liquid.

An English visitor noted that he was "of great forwardness, good presence and courage, flaxen haired, endued with a singular wit".

A visitor noted that a convertible seemed an odd choice for someone living in a climate where a half-hour's drive is likely to take one through four short rainstorms.

One visitor noted in 1875 that: "The Sabbath was a day of intolerable gloom.

One 19th-century visitor noted another three old plain coffin lids on the church floor, with another in the churchyard near the east window.

Henson related that "a Texas visitor noted that [Bradburn] had the respect of the foreign community in the city, even the Anglo merchants".

One visitor noted that there were over 280 people crammed in the museum spaces for the "Out of Kuwait" art show last October.