Sentence examples for force to visit from inspiring English sources
Adding to the confusion surrounding the more recent attack, according to the UN press release, the humanitarian commission had received authorization from the National Army and from the National Police's anti-drug task force to visit the zone, though it did not explicitly cover the journalists present.
Meanwhile Nicolas complains about Brussels as a backwater whenever he is forced to visit.
The arrangement under negotiation now would allow American forces to visit for longer periods and be stationed on Philippine military bases.
I was forced to visit his site because we were sent a link to iTunes and we're not spending 79 pence to review a single.
Mr. DuBowski, making the film, was often forced to visit his subjects with his film equipment hidden, so the neighbors would not know.
Attempts by the Pentagon over the past few years to persuade the chief of China's strategic nuclear forces to visit America have so far failed (although he has visited other countries).
It's a sense of humour that was so clearly lacking when just a few years ago the then very serious band were forced to visit a therapist to clear up 'trust issues' between members.
For my Profile of her in this week's issue, I was forced to visit her in Southampton, in late July, at the house she bought as a birthday present for her late spouse, Thea Spyer, in 1968.
The 50-year-old says he was eventually forced to visit a private GP when the pain became so severe he had difficulty walking and was left with a testicle "as large as a lemon and rock hard".
The partnership between government and industry is a response to the anguish and devastation experienced during the winter's record rainfall by politicians forced to visit flood-hit areas and look concerned while wearing wellies.
However, because of the 71-day period between the second-round draw and Falkirk's win, Billy Little's side were forced to visit Dundee just three days later in round three, when a late penalty ended their cup journey.
