tour guide

“How is Sveta Kurdina, who blinks nervously in the front of the bus as she tries to adjust a microphone, a better tour guide than me?”

Simon & Schuster: A Mountain of Crumbs

“He played tour guide by pointing out the Mer Ambassador Laquatus, who got an excellent barbarian grunt of disapproval, and Laquatus's bodyguard Turg.”

Chainer's Torment

“How many times had she told the class about her travels up-country with only a tour guide from the British Arts Council and a group of Frenchmen on holiday?”

Simon & Schuster: Beneath My Mother’s Feet

“As they drove, Chirnian gave them what sounded like a tour guide spiel about the monastery.”

Simon & Schuster: The Ark

“The fast-speaking tour guide watched them carefully, and Davide ended up carrying them outside, and we soon followed.”

Simon & Schuster: The Italian Summer

“And this is the China Room," a tour guide was saying to a group of tourists, "home of Nancy Reagan's $952 per setting red-rimmed china that sparked a debate over conspicuous consumption back in 1981.”

Deception Point

“The tour guide was pointing out the architectural features of the Barracks, giving them its history.”

Ricochet

“IN THE BEGINNING OF my second year, my English professor Natalia Borisovna pulls me aside and says there is an opening in the House of Friendship and Peace, where I used to work as a tour guide in the ninth grade.”

Simon & Schuster: A Mountain of Crumbs