Sentence examples for ordinary visit from inspiring English sources

It was no ordinary visit.

"I guess it is," Sylvia said, just as if this had been an ordinary visit.

The easing of sanctions and the quick invitation to Myanmar's president turned what had looked to be an ordinary visit into something special.

Mr. Sharon maintained that it was just an ordinary visit by an Israeli to what Jews call Temple Mount, above the remains of the First and Second Temples -- among the holiest sites of Islam, the holiest of Judaism.

This is something you can do on an ordinary visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art: view a Versace evening dress from 1991, made of silk and glass, that displays a crowd of heads from Warhol's James Dean and Marilyn Monroe paintings, and look at the 16th-century armor of George Clifford, third earl of Cumberland, made of steel with elaborate fire-etched gilding.

For a meal truly out of the ordinary, visit the pale, airy Espai Sucre, Princesa 53, (34) 93-268-1630, fax (34) 93-268-1523, for one savory dish and a tasting menu of either three or five desserts -- and you'll still be able to rise from the table without too much trouble.

When conducting this analysis, we could not distinguish between emergency and ordinary visits due to data availability.

At the same time, our present results are not assumed to suffer from large distortions because emergency ambulatory visits are significantly less frequent than ordinary visits, accounting for only 4%% of all ambulatory visits in 2009 [10].

In other words information collected with this form is on the number and duration of hospitalizations, ordinary visits to health centres, the number of visits to emergency units, to specialists and other healthcare providers, whether the person is currently working, if they have been on sick leave and for how long.

Consultations in primary care settings may help, both to recruit people to register as donors, and allow the testing of different approaches including short opportunistic verbal interventions during the ordinary visits to reduce uncertainties and limitations of medical, legal and ethical information [ 49].

visited Jerusalem, in what turned out to be another ordinary identification visit with Israel.