Sentence examples for would be visitor from inspiring English sources

The preferred visa for most would be Visitor's visa.

In 1964 Congress passed the Wilderness Act, which set aside 9.1 million acres of public land as places where people would be visitors but not leave any marks; today some 108 million acres are protected under the act.

In the event, it would be the visitors who would score, the goal stemming from a dilatoriness in defence of which the visitors were never guilty.

He conceded there would be more visitors if Brookwood had been a battlefield site, which was undoubtedly "a bit of a draw" for people choosing to go abroad.

The Whitworth in Manchester is one of the most important galleries in Britain, but until recently a would-be visitor would have been hard-pressed to notice it.

They would be enforced by visitor hosts, who would be qualified under the government's community safety accreditation scheme (CSAS).

It would be a brave visitor who offered one of Régent's dogs a belly rub.

Many spiders are so small they would be difficult for visitors to see.

Of the trio of late-night zones, only Patpong would be familiar to visitors.

There would be pods allowing visitors to watch performances and rehearsals with digital notes on the music being played.

Last week American captain Tom Watson revealed he will emphasise  to his players how significant victories over McIlroy would be in the visitors' bid to regain the Cup.