Sentence examples for difficult to visit from inspiring English sources

Their widowed mother, who still lives in Ohio, found it increasingly difficult to visit Judy.

She's a member of the Met but often found it difficult to visit more than once a month.

That included bilaterals with counterparts "whose countries are difficult to visit", including the foreign ministers of Iran and Cuba.

The prospects have cited different factors in their decision to wait, including scheduling issues that make it difficult to visit colleges.

None but a select few from the occupied territories can visit Israel, and Palestinians who live in Israel are finding it increasingly difficult to visit the territories.

It is difficult to visit the Saturn rocket displayed today in Houston, on its side, without hearing the ghosts in the machine.

Since Christmas, Blackburn has drawn at Liverpool and at Everton, two of the most difficult grounds to visit in the Premiership.

It is a difficult place to visit: there are some guided tours and it is possible to walk to the island from Burnham Deepdale at low tide.

"We want to make Somerset Park a difficult place to visit - nobody's going to come down here and pick up easy points or have an easy game".

It's a haunting, difficult place to visit, where people laugh, text, and talk just like they do everywhere else.

Carisbrook is also known as "The Brook", or as "The House of Pain" due to its reputation as a difficult venue to visit.