Sentence examples for safely visited from inspiring English sources
These springs may be safely visited if precautions are taken, and people are prevented (or dissuaded, by easily accessible information) from climbing down to the water's edge, where the highest risks of CO2 accumulation and poisoning are present.
The Catholic Church have now given the seminary to artist Angus Farquhar, who is planning to create a new arts venue and then preserve the rest of the site as a ruin that can be safely visited.
These guys worked within Apples constraints that limited application development to those that run on the Internet and can be safely visited by Apples homegrown Safari browser.
Millions of people have safely visited Niagara Falls, yet when standing next to it in the presence of my non-climbing, non-toddler, not-leaning-over-the-railing children, I didn't enjoy a minute of it.
So you can safely visit Scholten these days for an art experience; the prints on display are truly superb.
Carrie's boss Düring asks her to use her CIA contacts to find a way to safely visit a refugee camp on the Lebanon-Syria border.
Nonetheless, I know that, thanks expressly to Mr. Bush's policies, there are parts of the world I cannot safely visit with my United States passport.
His job, he says, is to prepare for the day when peace finally comes, and to tell people they can safely visit some places right now.
CARE has 10 offices around the country to manage its 1,000 employees, but its own international staff members can safely visit only four or five of them, according to a spokeswoman, Jennifer Rowell.
Libya – through which a beaming David Cameron processed in triumph only three years ago, after the use of western air power to help topple Gaddafi – is now an anarchic hell-hole that no western leader could safely visit.
Many Chinese tourists do not want to go to Myanmar because they consider it dangerous and dirty, but they can safely visit a surreal plastic recreation of the country's principal sights on the Ruili side of the border.Some worry that so many big powers rushing into a relatively small and underdeveloped country could spell trouble.
