Sentence examples for myriad visits from inspiring English sources

My answer was "All the time, actually!" I came to realize that the insecurities attendant to being a first-generation college grad never really go away, and that their myriad visits continue to bedevil one's sense of belonging.

Some were ready to die, sick and exhausted from treatments, strict pill regimens and side effects as well as myriad hospital visits.

One of the requisites of appeasing our tempestuous hosts was to acknowledge their suffering through a myriad of visits.

Can Hillary Clinton assure us that there will not be any Saudi preferential access to Foggy Bottom in spite of the myriad millions visited on the Clinton foundation?

Jack had received myriad warnings against visiting the right-wing Texas city.

While the pope cannot and will not be a deus ex machina nor the answer to Mexico's myriad problems, his visit will surely give hope and inspiration to millions.

And so to a monarch whose name lives on in myriad ways, and whose visits to what we now call stately homes are celebrated in no fewer than 20 parts in Royal Upstairs Downstairs.

Pulling in from the rocky cliffs, but not far from the coast, there are a myriad of towns to visit.

Pelletier recommends exploring the region's myriad hiking trails and visiting nearby Monticello, former home of Thomas Jefferson.

From that she researched her subject artist and his work through a myriad of paths, including visiting (along with Mr. Scott) two other Wendte re-creations, the Nantucket Old South Church and the Unitarian Meeting House in Provincetown.

Obama will likely cover myriad topics during this visit, including the mutual benefits expected from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) to which all three countries are parties.