Sentence examples for cause to visit from inspiring English sources

(Over the last week, I've had cause to visit the Doctors Syndicate, the Lawyers Syndicate, and the Journalists Syndicate.

Police and the local authorities had never had cause to visit the Turpins' house in Perris, 60 miles southeast of Los Angeles, in the four years or so they have lived there.

You'd think, as a Big Society-booster and former Shadow Chancellor, that he might have had cause to visit Sheffield before, but staff at The Sheffield Star say they've no record of such a trip.

My dentist, a hard-working professional as well as a devoted wife and mother of two small children, whom I've had cause to visit with alarming frequency in the past few years, has entertained me with tales of demolishing and rebuilding her Brooklyn house — bought 10 years ago but still undergoing the final touches as of August — throughout this period.

Nevertheless, people with cause to visit doctors are, presumably, less healthy than the general population.

I had cause to visit Arcadia's headquarters in central London many times during that period and heard first hand, tales of the owners' penchant for bursting into meetings and confronting staff in the open office whilst they worked.

And while that isn't cause enough to visit Harry Cipriani, it's consolation if you must.

(I belong to two gyms, in the hope that guilt will cause me to visit at least one). And we also must pay to exercise by giving up our free time.

Not only does this lose you a potential customer, but it could cause them to visit your competitor instead.

Instituting a flat service charge would be a shock to small tippers that now have to pay more, and this in turn would cause them to visit the restaurant less.

In particular, seven patients suffered from either lactic acidosis or peripheral neuropathy, attributed to stavudine, which was severe enough to cause them to visit a hospital, six of them as inpatients.