Sentence examples for visitors negotiated from inspiring English sources

As visitors negotiated the tipsheet gantlet and headed toward the ornate 19th-century gates of the track, they handed over their money for The Wizard, printed on bright yellow paper, the baby-blue Saratoga Advantage, and Mr. Mullan's pink sheet, The Lady.

Only O'Brien offered much resistance after that and the visitors negotiated the final five overs to close on 12-0.

These will segue well with services such as CityMapper, which help visitors negotiate public transport.

Also among the exhibits will be a series of typed instructions by Ono, encouraging viewers to conjure up an artwork in their minds, and Jeppe Heine's Invisible Labyrinth in which visitors negotiate their way through a maze wearing digital headphones activated by infra-red beams.

And civilians may be present among militants: the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, for example, found that one strike that killed about two dozen militants also killed two civilians, a prisoner of the militants and a visitor negotiating the release of relatives held elsewhere.

Visitors can negotiate a 360-degree roll in a flight-training simulator, step into a giant wind tunnel to feel the lift (takeoff propulsion) or construct their dream plane with a computer.

Visitors must negotiate their way through grids of photographs on diagonal boards that divide the space, while other images have been printed so big they take up an entire wall.

Facing this constellation of hyperkinetic evolutionary information, museum visitors must negotiate the rocky terrain between evolutionary artistry and the rather esoteric world of evolutionary evidence.

Instead they recommend a strategy whereby the health visitor negotiates the nature of subsequent reviews at the age of four months with the parents in the light of individual needs.

As a result, visitors and residents negotiated an ideal of rural typicality according to changing tourist circumstances a process revealed in this essay largely through published commentaries and promotional works.

On his return to Sheremetyevo, to reach his departure gate the visitor must negotiate a bewildering series of queues, starting with one to get into the building: if he is unassertive, he will still be standing in one of them when his plane takes off.