multilingual guide造句

• They often arrange day trips to Roman sights with multilingual guides.
• _Tourism officials know of no multilingual guide to hotel and / or bed and breakfast accommodations in the region.
• Each of the 90-odd small tour boats permitted to cruise the Galapagos is accompanied by at least two licensed, multilingual guides who are college-trained naturalists.
• The tourist office conducts multilingual guided walking tours several times daily year-round beginning at 10 a . m . Maps are available for self-guided tours.
• Since I speak only English ( I was one of three Americans in the group ), I was most interested in this tour because it featured multilingual guides.
• Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima are ready for English-speaking tourists, with multilingual guides at the major train stations and street signs posted in Japanese and romaji, what the Japanese call the Roman alphabet.
• The highlight of the campaign discussed Saturday is a set of multilingual guides that would outline the rights EU legislation guarantees citizens _ and how those rights are limited by national laws.
• Juppe's government, in an attempt to distance itself from the Front, this week proposed a new " integration " law, which would provide immigrants with a multilingual guide to their rights and duties.
• Fifteen years ago, Carmen Guasp, its elegant, multilingual guiding spirit, was introducing her clients to fresh, new dishes that rivals took longer to discover _ cod cheeks, for example, and smooth purees of red peppers.
• The future campaign, to be named " Citizens First, " will center on a set of multilingual guides that will outline the rights EU legislation guarantees citizens _ and how those rights are limited by national laws.
• Appian Line, for example, offers a three-hour daily tour led by a multilingual guide that includes the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, the Piazza Navona and St . Peter's Basilica, for $ 25, at 2, 200 lire to $ 1.
• "Boston is slowly waking up to fact that visitors need some language help, " said Christine Drew, who helps publish what she said were the region's only free multilingual guides to the city, given out in hotels and at information booths at Logan International Airport and South Station.
• For Expo . 02 in Switzerland, Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio, New York architects, have designed Blur, a building made of mist generated by computer-controlled nozzles, over the waters of Lake Neuchatel in Yverdon-les-Bains . ( The multilingual guides of the vast expo, which runs from May to October in the Three Lakes Region, refer to the building as the Cloud .)