Sentence examples for extended visit from from inspiring English sources

My parents seem to like it as well: for my mom, my stay is an extended visit from technical support.

They also visited the United States annually and were there for an extended visit from 1877 to 1879.

Even when several generations are not living together permanently, more and more families are looking for housing alternatives that can readily accommodate extended visits from overseas relatives.

Besides petty crime, those who make extended visits to the country face other difficulties.

Aside from the nuclear fallout, these tweets will be Trump's most lasting legacy". The pop-up exhibit was free and open to the public, and Deadline reported over the weekend that long lines prompted the show to extend visiting hours to accommodate demand from a public eager to relive a smorgasbord of the president's most astounding tweets.

Once that visit was established, invitations began to arrive from other institutions and Mashaw extended his visit to several other colleges and Universities in the region.

President Trump has extended his visit to Britain next week and will then fly straight from Scotland to meet President Putin in Helsinki.

Going against the national trend, California extended conjugal visit rights to gay inmates in domestic partnerships in 2007, after pressure from civil rights groups there.

When a patient presents a complex problem, the doctor has two basic choices: extend the visit by taking time from another patient, or limit the time spent on other subjects.

It was earlier this year, when he realized that he was extending his New York visits from two days to two weeks each month, that he decided to establish a Manhattan salon, inviting members of his eclectic circle -- D.J.'s, writers, personal shoppers -- for hotel-catered meals garnished with gossip.

Bollinger went first, delivering an address (a lecture, really) in which he touched upon, among other things, academic freedom and the imprisonment, in Iran, of a Columbia alumnus (to whom he extended, from the lectern, a visiting professorship).