sightseer造句
1. He lined out the route for the sightseers.
2. Sightseers arrived from all points of the compass.
3. Curious sightseers rolled up in their hundreds.
4. Every summer droves of sightseers crowd the city.
5. Oxford attracts large numbers of visitors and sightseers.
6. Sightseers may be a little overwhelmed by the crowds and noise.
7. A uniformed man, there to ward off sightseers, saluted.
8. The cries of the annoyed sightseers dying away behind them, they left the wharf and slid off downstream.
9. Some problems were the result of sightseers splashing through submerged roads in vehicles.
10. Aesop kept craning his neck about like a sightseer all the way down, until it broke.
11. A crowd of sightseers had gathered on the street across from the burning houses.
12. Later in the morning the sightseers walk to and fro, gaping at the white luxury yachts.
13. The sightseer watches you from the balcony.
14. As a sightseer watched you from a tower.
15. The sightseer on the tower watches you.
16. So, if you are a heavy sightseer, take the unlimited pass and you will save some Euros.
17. The Sightseer arrived to day well packed, well padded, and in superb shape to my somewhat inexperienced eye.
18. Occasionally a sightseer would appear and wander aimlessly by, but of all who passed none was aware that anything extraordinary had occurred.
19. The sightseer gggpno speaks highly of the highway with sigh.
20. I see the sightseer ' eyesight seems not good for sightseeing .
21. Sightseer: We spend the day in the " Bassin d'Arcachon".
22. With the keen interest in shifts between time and space, the poet, as a "sightseer", has been exploring transcendence of relativism in a disinterested manner.
23. I parked behind it and prepared some sarky backchat if the owners turned out to be sightseers.
24. And police have been mobilised to keep order among hundreds of sightseers.
25. The name and date were inserted in a decorative framework, this probably being kept standing for immediate use when sightseers arrived.
26. This is reflected in the fairs, festivals and sports events which are held throughout the year and which attract many sightseers.
27. Such a project often marks the transformation from "beginner" to "advanced amateur, " from casual sightseer to cosmic fanatic.