Sentence examples for something to visit from inspiring English sources

With luck, he said, he would bring her Dave's body or a helmet or a scrap of his uniform, anything so that she might have something to visit on Sunday afternoons.

In our mad rush of life, art is not just something to visit in a gallery.

By the way the local markets are quite something to visit with everything, including the kitchen sink, being available -- goods being spread out mostly on the ground in large and small quantities and varying degrees of quality.

These fun palaces are local and neighbourhood events, clearly and unequivocally proving that culture starts at home, in our own communities, that it is not something "other", something we have to visit, but that culture is how which we understand and share our identity – individually, in family, locally and nationally.

I state that I need to buy something or have to visit someone.

The muse isn't really something that seems to visit me.

"Fancy coming to Mayfair?" He came through with a solid excuse - something about having to visit Mike Leigh's flat.

One of the tricky things for the Triennial has been to make it something people will be keen to visit, but also something that involves and entertains local people.

For logistical reasons, the agency warns foreign plants when its inspectors intend to visit, something not done domestically.

7-8 Niece Shannon, Meghan's youngest sister, is disappointed we are not going back to their house to visit (something we seldom get to do).

To inhabit his circuit is to visit something akin to a Political Oz, with "Beautiful Day" by U2 blaring over loudspeakers and a permasmiling candidate whose deep, cockpit-ready voice would reassure any cabin full of fliers during heavy turbulence.