Sentence examples for visitor organisation from inspiring English sources

He came to the company's attention after a successful stint working for the then London mayor Ken Livingstone and Visit London, the official visitor organisation for the capital, which delivered the first upswing in tourist numbers for a decade.

And no matter how hard you try to integrate, you're still a visitor.' Organisations such as Age Concern Espana and the London-based Elderly Accommodation Counsel (EAC) have become experts in dealing with these issues.

As much as Long's direct running and rasping shooting caused Villa nightmares, the visitors' defensive organisation in the first half left much to be desired.

With the rain drifting down and the wind behind them in the second half, Leinster pounded away at Edinburgh's defensive line but the visitors showed great organisation and heart as, despite being out of the tournament, they played right until the final whistle.

The visitors combined better organisation with controlled efficiency to punish their disjointed opponents.

The visitors had their organisation, resolve and boot of Newport Gwent Dragons fly-half Jason Tovey to thank for being only 16-12 down at the break.

His practice is now working on designs for a new visitor centre for the organisation, which will see mushrooms used as thermal insulation in a cavity wall – while the coffee grounds will be used in rammed-earth walls.

This, says Ms Peyton-Jones, is now one of the lowest ratios of public subsidies per visitor for any arts organisation in the UK: £6 is raised privately for every £1 of public funding; an astonishing feat at a time when public arts subsidies are falling.

Visitors remarked that the organisation had a large number of female members.

The visitors remained focused on organisation and work-rate as they sought to remain too compact for Queens' promptings to lead to any clear chances.

Both sites point visitors to established organisations such as Samaritans that help people in crisis, and Anna makes it clear she is not an expert, therapist or counsellor.