busload of tourists

Alone that is apart from the busloads of tourists who visit the farm every day in summer.

Last night we had four busloads of tourists from China crowding in here."

Busloads of tourists would take victory tours and stop at the prominent sights.

It was a busload of tourists which shook me out of my dreams.

What you won't find, though, are busloads of tourists.

It also attracts busloads of tourists, drawn by the church's popular choir and band.

A busload of tourists swarmed into the Sheraton, and she joined them.

Whatever the reason, the last sightseeing company to bring a busload of tourists to the colonnade was in 1977.

"When we come to town, we see busloads of tourists roaming around," he said.

These days, high-rise hotels line the coast and busloads of tourists roam the island.

You'll find everything from handicrafts to livestock to souvenirs for the busloads of tourists.

On a recent weekend, a busload of tourists from Montgomery visited the Palace.

Busloads of tourists descend on the Big Duck.

Busloads of tourists from as far away as Japan flock there for a taste of soul.

Blue Heaven, 729 Thomas Street, (305) 296-8666, has been discovered by busloads of tourists.

Becky is killed by the birds, and Ramsey, in an attempt to exact revenge, tries to save a busload of tourists.

A wine-tasting and shopping center called Copia has drawn busloads of tourists to the downtown.

Noticeably absent from these hotels are the usual busloads of tourists one expects at such five-star attractions.

But he does sense that this pastrami-loving Frenchman is somebody, for his expansive personality fills the room like a busload of tourists.

Its centerpiece was a resplendent Palace of Gold that soon drew busloads of tourists.

"We're three months away from finishing when a busload of tourists show up and demand to stay at my inn," Mr. Daniels said.

The barong dance (see page 89), staged every morning here, is a totally commercial production attended by busloads of tourists.

A busload of tourists.

The Rhine vista from the restaurant's glass-windowed terrace is splendid, and busloads of tourists troop in to see it.

Striking ferry workers pelted busloads of tourists with rocks and bottles today after mistaking them for strikebreakers, the police said.