Sentence examples for Maiden visit from inspiring English sources

Bhattarai's maiden visit to India presents a historic opportunity for both countries, according to a Times of India editorial.

On his maiden visit to parliament, he carried a copy of Haruki Murakami's "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running".

A social studies teacher who saw Mr. Obama on his maiden visit here wonders whether momentum from the election is gone forever.

"St Mirren pinned us back in the second half without creating many scoring opportunities". Rangers' maiden visit to the new St Mirren Park had been preceded by the most turbulent few days of their season.

During my maiden visit to the races I approached one of the track bookies to place a modest bet on a horse that was on the boards at 6/1.

During Mr. Tillerson's maiden visit to Beijing, Mr. Pottinger sat with three other staff members in the front row at a news conference and listened as the secretary of state extolled the need for "mutual respect" and "win-win solutions" — phrases drawn straight from China's diplomatic playbook — to describe Chinese-American relations.

The voyage included maiden visits to Greenock and Liverpool.

She was impersonating Snegurochka, the Snow Maiden, who visits children on New Year's Eve.

But they're engaging and watchable hosts, whose charm offsets the weaker sketches, and who have enough strong alternatives (including the one where Fishwick amusingly misplaces his cup of coffee) to make this maiden set worth a visit.

Visiting the maiden aunts of her stepmother, Ethel, in 1931, she resolves: "I must go my way.

By Beverly L. Clarke The New Yorker, July 22 , 1939P. 46 Tells about visiting the maiden aunts of her friend Ture when she was in Stockholm.