Sentence examples for wait for tourists from inspiring English sources
Along the waterfront, generously called the Caspian Riviera, gaudy hotels, their neon signs tracing the blinking shapes of palm trees, waves or dancing girls, wait for tourists who rarely show up.
Wait for tourists to head to their pre-theater dinners before popping in to see "Talk to Me: Design and the Communication Between People and Objects," an interactive exhibition that opened to wide praise in July.
Three camel riders in traditional robes stood at the edge of the plateau, waiting for tourists to come to them.
While waiting for tourists, the Kaysers keep busy: Susi offers pro bono legal advice and Lutz has just finished his third revision falsifying Einstein's relativity theory.
Prague's many monuments, museums, hotels and restaurants are mostly open, waiting for tourists to return and pinning hopes on the arrival next month of more than 50 leaders of NATO and allied countries.
Next to the nearby City Hall hawkers sit with their craft carvings and weavings waiting for tourists, but there are few takers: in fact Paul seems to be their biggest buyer, ever-eager to point out bargains: "Look, that stick is zebra wood – beautifully carved piece".
But mainly, it hosts a handful of polite Dong vendors who sit in its long corridor next to piles of handmade keepsakes and silk scarves, patiently waiting for tourists to cross.
Taxis that usually line up and wait for foreign tourists instead transported the wounded to hospitals.
She thought people were afraid of the traffic, but "it's no worse than in summer when you have to wait for the tourists crossing in the middle of the street".
While Mr. Altangerel is willing to wait for investors and tourists to turn up at this bleak desert outpost to finance his museum, his colleagues have grown impatient.
And the Internet has not only allowed greater access to information, but ivory carvers, who would otherwise have to wait for the occasional tourist or birder, use it to advertise and sell their wares.
