sightseer

Sightseers came and went at will in the President's home.

This morning he would be a sightseer, nothing more than that.

There were hundreds of sightseers in the area at the time.

For sightseers, a hotel close to the river makes sense.

In his "down and out" days he went among the lower class as a kind of sightseer.

The area is closed to sightseers, however, because of the damage.

I just sort of looked around like a bored sightseer.

Two sightseers were killed after being swept out to sea.

Each year, about 140,000 sightseers pass within 100 yards of the couple, but almost no one knows they are there.

When sightseers are admitted, probably next spring, only 20 will be allowed in at a time.

Thanks to the cold and the early hour, there were surprisingly few sightseers.

As of 2005, about 7.6 millions sightseers visited the city a year.

Two years ago it was at last opened to the public, and so far has attracted nearly 50,000 sightseers.

Time was not of the essence to these confirmed sightseers.

"They don't open to sightseers for another couple of hours."

Behind the fire engines was a thick wall of sightseers.

Sightseers came to look at her, but the police deterred them from getting too close.

Today's sightseers, Bill had to admit, were dressed for summer.

Eventually he woke up, but by then the sightseers had watched most of the show.

Another open house that weekend drew 100 sightseers, though no offers have been made yet.

The sightseers won't come after a day or two, I'm sure.

A galactic sightseer with all the time any person could desire.

Last time we'd spotted a half dozen sightseers at this same hour.

Last week, sightseers were disappointed by the lack of sights.

Uniformed police were there in numbers keeping the sightseers back.