Sentence examples for resolve to visit from inspiring English sources
(In "Nineteen Minutes," the defense attorney develops a closer rapport with the school shooter than does his father, who cannot muster the resolve to visit his son regularly in prison).
First, my maternal grandmother was born and raised in Georgetown, the Guyanese capital, and oft-told tales of monkeys, macaws and boating on the chocolate-brown Demerara River had long stoked my resolve to visit this country I knew so little about.
Piecing together accounts from friends, it appears this steeled Charlie's resolve to visit his ex-wife and family in Broome, "by hook or by crook", as one friend said, even though he was still on the end of a very long waiting list for the town's Aboriginal dialysis clinic.
Film buffs might want to pick a movie and resolve to visit every identifiable location (movie-locations.com is a good source to start with), while literature lovers could follow in the footsteps of their favourite authors around the world (choose Hemingway, and everywhere from Cuba to Italy to Key West awaits).
Death resolves to visit him in his modest apartment.
The youngest, Finette, hears her parents talking and resolves to visit her fairy godmother.
So I finally resolved to visit the copy held in the New York Public Library's Berg Collection, which houses Nabokov's papers and is open only to credentialed Nabokov scholars.
After a short conversation, I resolved to visit the artist in his 1902 bungalow on the Jersey Shore, where Popovics has lived since shortly after his return from a tour with the Marines in Vietnam.
It's Saturday afternoon and sunny outside, so I give up for the weekend, resolving to visit my bank in person first thing on Monday morning.
Hearing about Staffa he resolved to visit and set out from Tobermory the next day.
