visitor造句

Mike: We have another visitor?

But no visitor would understand that.

The royal visitor was saluted by a fanfare of trumpets.

She is a frequent visitor to the gallery.

Both are functions that wrap a filter into a visitor.

You can safely assume that every visitor has an E-mail address.

About three-quarters of those present, one visitor gleefully observed, were “cheque-writers”.

After the portieres had solemnly closed behind their visitor a silence fell upon the Archer family.

Since then Ms Whisker has been a regular visitor to Kate's London apartment.

THE differences between tiny Rwanda and the rest of Africa are immediately palpable even to the most casual visitor.

A visitor attempts to lead them out of darkness, but they are a product of their time.

One attraction of this approach is that with closures you do not need to develop the visitor class hierarchy.

Old Miss Snooks is a detestable person to have as a visitor, and I wish you joy of her.

This offers great performance, but it can be somewhat intimidating to write a visitor class to get valid, useful results.

Another visitor said: 'Some of the tamer ones seem unconcerned by humans approaching them, and seem as curious about us as we are about them.

Dressed in a charcoal gray athletic outfit, Mallet wears special white cotton gloves - gloves that every visitor receives before entering the exhibit.

They were good people, his mother and his father. They never made him feel as if he were an intruder, a stranger, even a visitor.

If you use too many links, big navigation bars, a number of tabs and sub tabs, you will needlessly wear out the visitor.

STANDING on the Hoover Dam and looking upstream at Lake Mead, America's largest reservoir, the visitor notices a wide, white band ringing the cliffs.

A visitor might have said the room looked very much like the interior of a large boulder (though visitors had been truly rare for ages) and it did tend to collect dust.

”( A guest may still leave clutching something extraterrestrial, however— Binzel has on occasion rewarded the star-unstruck visitor with a tiny shard of an actual meteorite for his or her trouble.

Not a word, however, passed his lips in allusion to it, till their visitor took his leave for the night; but as soon as he was gone, he turned to his daughter, and said.

Whenever the village centenarians, alf and Joe, were asked by some innocent visitor how old they were, they would go into their act of 'I'm older than him', 'He isn't, I'm the oldest', and so on