sightsee

If I am with family we will go and sightsee.

Would it be too cold to walk around and sightsee?

If we were going to sightsee, it would be different.

For the next two days there was little to do but sightsee.

People could sightsee, shop, rest or do what ever came to mind.

I wanted to return to Japan to sightsee and work.

I was standing too close to the fighting to sightsee.

To look, to sightsee, perhaps to have some dinner at a place you suggest.

Other visitors, old friends who had come to see him play and sightsee earlier in the season, no longer did.

A lovely city that is easy to walk and sightsee through.

He'd love to stay and sightsee, but he's got responsibilities above.

Perhaps the best way to sightsee, though, is by bicycle.

"Certain players will take us out and sightsee through the country.

The two, who are sharing an apartment, say they'd like to sightsee at some point.

He'll be at your disposal through the day if you want to sightsee or shop.

But if you’re someone who likes to sightsee by walking all over, you’ll do a lot of it.

Afterwards, you'll have the afternoon off to sightsee on your own.

"I didn't come here to sightsee or meet a lot of people.

This is a free day to sightsee and shop at your leisure.

The last thing many adolescents want to do on vacation is sightsee.

They will sightsee, meet with the president and visit an orphanage.

He urged people not to drive around and sightsee after the storm had passed through their areas.

You all took trips to sightsee and explore new places.

No on call duties, easy hours, plenty of time to sightsee!

Instead, sightsee during the day, make lunch your biggest meal, and turn in early.