51.   Now, Galwegians picnic there, and the city hopes more tourists will come from the Americas.

52.   Sponsors pay for the works, tourists come to see them, and when the show is over, they are auctioned for charity.

53.   Summer tourists come mostly to fish and to see moose.

54.   The foreign tourists still come, but these days their rooms are filled mostly by Hungarians.

55.   The streets become crowded as locals and tourists come out to play.

56.   The tourists come at night and steal a halo of stars because they think it is gold.

57.   The tourists came, but they wanted to see the kites being made.

58.   The women, rouged and beribboned, their neck rings polished daily with lime and rice straw, sit quietly in their doorways waiting for tourists to come.

59.   The tourists come and go, posing for pictures with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

60.   To get money to come in, we got to get tourists to come.