Sentence examples for really visit from inspiring English sources

Did he really visit the set?

"I'm getting to really visit our nation, piecemeal".

Free with pass: chalk, bruised toenails, and conversations with people who want to tell you about how you should really visit Vancouver sometime.

"If you drive to the Roaches, the crags dominate the view, but when you get over the top there are sweeps of moorland that people don't really visit.

My arrival confirmed my worst fears: The gift shop, through which one must pass to visit the museum, had on display Japanese opalescent beer glasses and all the other tchotchkes admired by tourists who don't really visit museums to look at paintings.

Because the company can identify the makeup of a site —the percentage of site visitors who support, oppose or have mixed views on a certain issue — it can choose sites that, say, gay marriage opponents do not really visit for a strong advertisement supporting gay marriage.

Which of us really visited India?... It's obvious — of course, I am the one.

But I was really visiting the city to test what the nightlife has to offer.

"To prove to my wife that you've really visited," one soldier said, as he and Vakarchuk posed for the camera.

To put it bluntly, nobody ever really visited the MOG homepage again after seeing it for the first time.

Can we really call a toe-touching moment at an airport of one of the lesser Papua New Guinea islands a country you really visited?