Sentence examples for ideas to visit from inspiring English sources

We charted an approximate itinerary, plugged in some dates, floated around ideas to visit certain towns and cities, but our schedule was largely flexible.

It's a good idea to visit the city beforehand if possible.

It's also a good idea to visit your local library and let them surprise you.

The original impetus came from an idea to visit friends in Australia.

I can see why it might seem like a good idea to visit the sins of the father upon the son, but why, God, why also the nebbishness?

It's a good idea to visit their Web sites frequently to get a sense of offers, bidding patterns and final prices.

If you've got time, it can be a good idea to visit the campus and look around the accommodation options – do you want to pay extra for en suite?

DEEP in the winter of our oil-bill discontent, it seemed a wise idea to visit the toasty living room of Charles Van Over for instructions on staying warm the old-fashioned (and more economical) way — by lighting a fire.

It's on Kittaning Point Road about five miles west of Altoona, but it's a good idea to visit the Railroaders Memorial Museum in Altoona (1300 Ninth Avenue, 814-946-0834; www.railroadcity.com) first.

This author had the nice idea to "visit the internet", or examine the tubes, so off he trots to see exchanges crammed with routers in London and Amsterdam, data centres in Oregon, and a Portuguese beach where new undersea cable to Africa is being laid.

If Monk were around, he'd point out that the Impala looks as if it last saw "Saturday Night Fever" at a drive-in and that perhaps it would be a good idea to visit some used-car lots in suburban Washington and maybe get some names and put some pieces together.