Sentence examples for visitors one from inspiring English sources

Relatively unused to foreigners before their ecotourist boom began in the 1990's, the egalitarian ticos still take visitors one on one, so to speak.

While scientists must notify security at least three weeks in advance of foreign visitors' arrival and fill out paperwork on the visitors, one scientist said, the security officers at the entrance wave cars through for special public events.

The shortcoming in this containment strategy was the failure to identify all the exposed visitors, one of whom had come into contact with patient C on April 8.

Foreign and Japanese visitors one after the other try the walk (it's not that hard) cheered on by those in line.

One woman said: 'I would prefer not to have been woken up at six in the morning to have my catheter removed' (D1) Issues with the long day did mean that women were appreciative of the provision of a 'quiet time' during the day when the ward was closed to visitors other than their partners so that they could catch up on much needed rest: 'I do like the two hour quiet, no visitors, one until three.

For a growing number of Caribbean visitors, one island just isn't enough.

Wolfson, a 33-year-old artist who works in video, performance, and sculpture, was on a lunch break at a special effects studio in Los Angeles where he was developing his latest work, an animatronic sculptural woman that will be on display at David Zwirner gallery, engaging with visitors one-on-one beginning March 6.

In its initial offering, it provides a way for publishers to embed a chat facility onto their site which connects visitors one-to-one based on shared interests, garnered from semantic analysis of the Blooie-powered sites they visit, their Blooie chat logs and, going forward, their wider interest graph.

So far, one-third of customers to the French site are foreign visitors, one-third are French nationals and the remaining third are locals wishing to rediscover their arrondissement.

"I had a visitor, one year, come into the first-aid room bleeding from the head.

Of course, I'm only a visitor, one who will be gone by Christmas.