Sentence examples for odd visits from inspiring English sources
Apart from odd visits to resort towns, I don't know the coast of Somerset or North Devon at all, and I have no idea if there are local bylaws restricting the free movement of practising poets along the shoreline.
"The Premiership referees have done about 40 odd visits this pre-season and what we've seen is a positive outcome and we're looking forward to the season ahead".
Well-heeled Germans pay the odd visit, but prefer to live in more opulent places like Munich or Hamburg.
(Snowden is still in Russia, perhaps with a new job, and the odd visit from a German politician).
In particular, this seemed an odd visit to Beijing for me, because I couldn't see one of my oldest Chinese friends, Zhang Hanzhi.
Fine for the odd visit, but an experience you can get at out-of-town "shopping centre" festivals such as Reading or Leeds without having to lug all your stuff three thousand miles from the car.
In the meantime, imagine how much they'd all benefit from the odd visit by a Super League or Championship player, or placing a couple of their hopefuls for a month's coaching in England or France.
The teacher on BBC Radio 4 this morning, waxing lyrically about why he wanted to set up his own school, was adamant that he wanted to be completely free, apart from the odd visit from Ofsted.
Not surprisingly, then, kings who had received baptism were still reported to receive the odd visit from the broad-hatted All-Father – even, though, after a night spent chatting with him, they would make a point of refusing any sides of beef that the god might have left behind.
You might not think the odd visit from the building's owners or their staff is a big deal but this is the company that puts up propaganda posters warning staff of the dangers of tech bloggers eavesdropping on their chit-chat.
It's odd visiting a GP when you don't have a runny nose or a blotchy rash.
