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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fine visit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or enjoyable experience during a visit to a place or with someone.
Example: "We had a fine visit at the museum, enjoying the exhibits and the guided tour."
Alternatives: "a lovely visit" or "an enjoyable visit".
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It was a fine visit, lasting about three hours.
Named for the ruin, the Hotel Schloss Wartenstein up there was bought last January and added to the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz portfolio, making for a fine visit in its own right.
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No one created a finer visiting list of Yorkshire pubs and clubs better than Bob, thanks largely to his friendship with the pop star Dave Berry.
"Short and sweet, screaming for a couple of seconds is fine," Visit Norway advised.
Rockefeller suggested that Mr. Fine visit Japan, where there was very little addiction, and report to him.
This does not include Warrington Hospital". An 88-year-old woman told the BBC she missed her cardiology appointment at Warrington Hospital on Tuesday after being previously hit with a fine while visiting her ill son last month.
In my world, I'm fine visiting a park on an Extra Magic Hour day as long as you plan on getting out there the second it gets too crowded and the wait times jump (usually around 1 p.m .. FastPass+ strategy isn't just about the ride itself: If you're visiting during a hot time of year, you can use your FastPass+ slots to avoid particularly uncomfortable lines.
And I recall memorable productions by Peter Hall (1962), John Barton (1977) and Greg Doran (2005), as well as many fine visiting ones.
Mr. Black's Ireland may be sinister, but it's a fine place to visit.
In combination with good schools and involved parents, Saranac Lake is a fine place to visit but a better place to live.
January was a fine time to visit the museum — the rooms were practically empty — but not to enjoy the Barnes's extraordinary gardens.
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