Sentence examples for deserved a visit from inspiring English sources

If you're looking for a perfect small city – compact in scale, big on adventure, but with enough culture and coffee shops to ensure things don't feel too much like a Thoreau wilderness – Bend, she said, deserved a visit.

The three most popular online travel agencies, Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz, also deserve a visit.

Owned by the Away Network, an online travel company devoted to outdoor activities, Gorp deserves a visit on its own merits.

Inside Union Station, Pierpont's, (816) 221-5111, deserves a visit for its stately architecture alone, so the good food is a bonus.

Half history lesson, half goose chase, our journey took us to a number of joints that walk a fine line between celebrating their past and wearing presidential celebrity on their sleeve — and those that achieve that balance deserve a visit.

The next day, a headline appeared on the Mail Online: "As if life in the jungle isn't hard enough, what have migrants done to deserve a visit from Alan Yentob in his jim-jams?" The manner of Yentob's slide from power a year ago – it was messy; he was not cast out altogether – means there has not been a natural moment to consider his career, and what its decline signifies.

I do, however, think other dessert destinations deserve a visit (or two).

Not that I'm an advocate, but any town that could conduct such offensive silliness deserves a visit.

Even if the weenie-shaped wonder of its map is what gets you there, Berkhamsted certainly deserves a visit.

To learn more about The Balvenie and see a list of the artisan craftspeople included in the Rare Craft Roadshow - and suggest someone that you think deserves a visit - go to www.thebalvenie.com.

"You're a stupid crybaby!" does not deserve a visit to your parent that is already mad at you.