Sentence examples for a previous visit with from inspiring English sources

WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT Shopping — "I have to tell you now we have first to go shopping to Hugo Boss," Mrs. Ruetzel said, though she had already been to Bloomingdales — and the sticker shock she experienced dining on Madison Avenue on a previous visit with a friend (a $365 bill for "two persons not really ordering much," Gerrit Ruetzel recalled).

A recurrent visit to the ED was defined as a patient's visit to ED within less than two weeks from a previous visit with the same complaint, when in both cases the patient was not hospitalized.

32 34 38 39 42 44 For example, among women with breast symptoms, a previous visit with a non-cancer diagnosis was a relatively frequent explanation for delayed help seeking in the case of a breast lump (reported by 15.7% of women), while it was less frequently mentioned as a reason for delay in the case of other symptoms, such as swelling in the armpit, pain or change in breast shape or size.

Instead, she delivered a short address officially opening the building, in which she referred to a previous visit to Broadcasting House with her husband shortly before her coronation 60 years ago.

In a short address broadcast live by the BBC and around the globe via the World Service, she referred to a previous visit to Broadcasting House with her husband shortly before her coronation 60 years ago.

Finally, in a previous visit, I sat down with Norman and the VCs who funded Siri, the company that sold to Apple, and got the inside scoop in a two-part video (part I, part II).

The gift also included an engraving of the pop star's name and a photo from a previous visit when Bieber skated with the team.

Step count at a previous visit was not associated with subsequent weight (p=0.34), but change in step count was inversely associated with subsequent weight in the model.

Chau, though having illegally attempted to make contact with the Sentinelese on a previous visit where he was shot at with arrows, returned in an attempt to introduce himself and Jesus to the tribe.

And it proved impressive on a previous visit to Carnegie Hall, in 1991, with Mendelssohn's "Elijah," as it did at home in each of the last two seasons.

Posted on the wall behind the bar was a menu; on a previous visit, Wanjiru had signed it with his name, in Japanese and in English, adding the inscription "THE MARATHON MAN LOVES IT AT HUDSON'S".