Sentence examples for possibly visiting from inspiring English sources
In April 1951 (no. 44), Yashiro wrote to Berenson about possibly visiting Europe in the near future.
Dr. Emdin, too, is hoping that GZA's presence — appearing in a video for students, possibly visiting a few classrooms, judging the students' raps — will undercut the students' fear of science, or the stereotype that scientists are all white people.
On Tuesday, Mr. Lee also seemed to throw cold water on recent discussions of Emperor Akihito's possibly visiting South Korea for the first time, saying the emperor "does not need to come" unless he makes a convincingly strongly worded apology for his country's colonialism.
Yager talked about possibly visiting relatives in Holland this year.
She's reportedly joining a CBS show that requires contestants to circumnavigate the globe, possibly visiting South Africa, the Iraq and the Asian countries.
Individuals exchanged phone numbers, email addresses, and arranged for meetings and/or tours – " You contacted me about prison work and possibly visiting our program… feel free to contact me on the above email" (December 15 , 2005 – as they looked for someone else who may have dealt with the same issues or concerns.
A bachelor, Chelios is invited to more Greek-Canadian homes and restaurants than he can possibly visit.
He carries us to places we can't possibly visit, from the Mesopotamia of Gilgamesh to Horace and Virgil's Rome.
Barbara Morgan, a former third-grade teacher from McCall, Idaho, will be part of a space shuttle mission, and possibly visit the International Space Station, in 2004, he said.
We cannot know happiness as long as the tyrant remains; how could we possibly visit Tunisians and Egyptians unless we can hold our heads as high as theirs, as high as those of all the free people of the world?
She hoped also to go to the zoo, perhaps ride a roller coaster, possibly visit a Hindu temple and, in places like the Lafayette school, learn how others live and to show them, however shyly, something of her little-known world.
