Sentence examples for birthplace visit from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Chekhov received lavish official tributes in 2010 for his 150th birthday, including a birthplace visit from President Dmitri A. Medvedev.

I introduced myself and she, in turn, told me most offhandedly who she was, adding that she often stopped by to look in on her childhood home (and birthplace) and visit with "Mrs. Hamblin" -- Grace Hamblin -- who had served both Winston and Clementine Churchill as private secretary, and who now watched over Chartwell as its very first administrator.

He'll visit the birthplace of Islam; the Jewish homeland; the birthplace of Jesus, in Bethlehem; and, then, the Vatican.

Cultural afternoon Visit the birthplace of Salzburg's most famous son.

Of course I wanted to visit the birthplace of one of Hong Kong's biggest film stars.

In mid-2003 the Bangladeshi High Commission refused her a visa to visit her birthplace.

Last summer, in an incident widely discussed among travel experts, she said, 40,000 Chinese tourists descended on the small German city of Trier to visit the birthplace of Karl Marx.

BACK in 1992, when Ronald Reagan first began to be strange (a bewilderment in his amethyst gaze, a hesitancy in speech and step), he impulsively said that he wanted to visit his birthplace.

You can still visit his birthplace and his later home, Max Gate, (nationaltrust.org.uk/hardy-country) but the essence of Hardy is found in the surrounding countryside that inspired his semi-fictional Wessex.

Now, 180 years after that divine revelation, thousands of church members are trekking back to the Palmyra area, about 20 miles southeast of Rochester, to visit the birthplace of Mormonism.

They travelled to Stratford-upon-Avon to visit the birthplace of William Shakespeare and the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company RSCC).