Sentence examples for stream of visits from inspiring English sources

By late afternoon Blair will be settling in for a stream of visits.

There is also a steady stream of visits to see the battlefield relics on the southern island of Pelilu about 30 miles south of Koror and the scene of a big US-Japanese battle in the second world war.

It continued with a steady stream of visits by high administration officials to Warsaw, telephone calls from Mr. Bush to Mr. Kwasniewski and promises of a bigger role for Poland in strategic alliances with the United States and on the world stage.

Throughout April we had a stream of visits from good friends, including several intrepid chums from Boston, who, in true bull-headed Boston form, somehow managed to make their flights out of Logan airport on the very day that Boston was in lockdown during the hunt for the marathon bomber.

There were hundreds of horses and thousands of cattle, and on weekends a steady stream of visiting relatives and friends.

F. O. Stanley, who with his brother F. E. Stanley invented the Stanley Steamer automobile, built the 24,000-square-foot structure so his wife, Flora, could host her steady stream of visiting socialite friends.

In exchange, they were happy to let the royal family indulge itself with polo and parties, race horses, yachts and hundreds of Rolls-Royces and a constant stream of visiting starlets and beauty queens.

"Can anything be done about that?" She was talking to the oncology social worker, one of a stream of visiting strangers who came to the room, and a woman who had described herself as a person to whom one might address problems or questions that no one else could solve or answer.

But Ms. Lara also entertains a stream of visiting Mexican politicians, and she attends to Mexican-born glitterati like the boxer Oscar De La Hoya and the actress Salma Hayek, whom the ambassador recently whisked into the consulate through a basement entrance, out of the glare of the Hollywood paparazzi, to process a passport.

These days, star artists tend to climb an increasingly regular professional ladder: name-brand art school, group shows, gallery courtship, solo début, and a lucrative stream of studio visits by art-world pilgrims.

Here in Dallas, Mr. Bush implored voters one last time to turn out for John Cornyn, the Republican state attorney general, who has been showered with a regular stream of White House visits, from the president to the first lady to Karen P. Hughes, Mr. Bush's adviser.