Sentence examples for easier to visit from inspiring English sources

Wealthy people from overseas find it much easier to visit or settle in the UK.

It's still inaccessible during the winter, though easier to visit at other times of year.

"If we were closer to Sofia it would be easier to visit our father, and we could find a lawyer," Metodi Mitsev said.

Volcán Poás is easier to visit (it's virtually a drive-in) and Volcán Rincón de la Vieja is wilder, but Arenal is unmissable.

He took up dual Irish citizenship earlier this year, to make it easier to visit his in-laws, and has signed a long-term deal to lead Surrey.

It's much easier to visit a Burgundian estate and find the one person who has dirt on the boots, wine on the hands and a name on the bottle.

They are not easy to visit.

It is easy to visit Haiti and see only poverty.

It proved quite easy to visit the Shaw Festival without hearing a word from Shaw.

No man was ever as easy to visit in the hospital.

It is easy to visit Edinburgh and feel you have not got under its skin.