Sentence examples for how about visiting from inspiring English sources

But do you know where you want to go?" "How about visiting the South Pole?" I said.

That's what Cleopatra thought, in her bereavement, but our restive age, in its quest for the remarkable, had a better idea: How about visiting the moon?

"How about visiting the South Pole?" It seemed as soon as I spoke the words "South Pole," something changed inside him.

Everyone loves pizza, so how about visiting the original Cottage Inn established in 1948.

Instead of Barcelona, how about visiting the Basque Country?

How about visiting museums or art galleries?

Finally, the women had an idea: "How about visit St . Patricks Cathedral?" one of them suggested.

"It only opened back in October, but it's lovely!" The most pressing question, as far as I see it, is just how you go about visiting every Wetherspoons in the country; new branches open up seemingly every fortnight, the majority of them hundreds of miles from Mags' home.

"It only opened back in October, but it's lovely!" The most pressing question, as far as I see it, is just how you go about visiting every Wetherspoons in the country; new branches open up seemingly every fortnight, the majority of them hundreds of miles from Thomson's home.

How about remotely visiting an asteroid that contains more fresh water than exists in all of Earth's lakes and streams?

How certain are you about visiting a store of the 72 stores?   2.