Sentences with phrase «frequent visitor to the city»

He's been a frequent visitor to City Hall and a loud defender of the mayor.

The investment in tourist facilities in various world and European cities over the last decade has meant that many native people have now become frequent visitors to the cities within their own borders.

From that point on, he would be a frequent visitor to the city, training his camera on second line parades, crowded streetcars, and the evolving architecture of downtown.

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Visitors to the city can enjoy a drink in the same bar Fitzgerald frequented.

Situated in the pedestrian - friendly DIFC — home to global corporations as well as art galleries, shops, restaurants and night clubs — Four Seasons is the perfect pied - à - terre for those with frequent business in the UAE, an ideal base from which to experience Dubai's myriad amusements and diversions, and with its expert concierge team, a great starting point for a first - time visitor to the city.

Visitors to Cairns can catch frequent local taxis or the city's bus service, or can hire rental cars from a variety of boutique and national operators.

In 1939 she married an American, Jesse Loewenthal, and moved to New York City, where she attended classes at the Art Students League and was a frequent visitor to the Whitney Museum of American Art.

But popular visitor destinations were at risk, with major cities in coastal areas expected to face more frequent flooding in coming years, while Australia's «Red Centre» region could experience more than 100 days annually above 35 °C by 2030, it found.

But popular visitor destinations were at risk, with major cities in coastal areas expected to face more frequent flooding in coming years, while Australia's «Red Centre» region could experience more than 100 days annually above 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) by 2030, it found.

As frequent city visitors for more than 30 years, we look forward to helping clients to propel their career and highlight their best skills.