Sentence examples for visitors closely from inspiring English sources

He had been welcoming at the hall door, although he had examined his visitors closely before he invited them into his house.

Travel has resumed and is unaffected, though visitors should closely monitor the situation.

In March, TripAdvisor had nearly 20.95 million visitors, followed closely by Expedia with 20.92 million, and Priceline had 17.45 million.

Few barriers keep visitors from closely inspecting the sculptures, paintings and thousands of other artworks on display from the university's encyclopedic collection — and admission is free.

But there are lesser collections worth visiting, such as the Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales (the Barefoot Royals) at Plaza de las Descalzas Reales 3, (34) 91-454-8800, a convent founded in 1556 by Juana de Austria, widowed daughter of Emperor Carlos V. Opening hours are limited and visitors are closely shepherded for fascinating guided tours of the richly endowed chapels.

The Met's version allows prospective visitors to look closely at almost 400 galleries to see what to expect, and visitors already at the museum to use smartphones on parts of the site to find their way to favorite artworks.

IT was early last week when word reached the Al Rashid Hotel, where foreign visitors are lodged and closely watched by Saddam Hussein's government.

That part of the municipal site combines geographical data from the police, the planning department and other sources to let visitors zoom in as closely as a few blocks and see all relevant public data.

Although the byways are so narrow and circuitous that there is a top speed limit of 35mph, it doesn't stop locals in their Chelsea tractors from closely pursuing visitors, whose hire cars are identified by a big "H" (like the big "A" worn by the adulteress Hester Prynne in Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter).

The installation of live mosquito and tick colonies allowed visitors to observe more closely the behaviors of these vectors.

The Museum also launched an online exhibition and interactive gallery to enable visitors to look more closely at the document.