Sentence examples for streets visit from inspiring English sources

The insurgents boldly walk the streets, visit shops and even press people into keeping guns and other supplies in their houses for them in preparation for urban warfare, residents say.

They clean the streets, visit injured police officers, plant trees and even provide emergency relief to victims of natural disaster.

During the day, visitors can spend hours wandering the streets, visit the excellent Panama Canal Museum, or grab coffee at one of a growing number of quality coffee shops.

There's not much for the several thousand residents of the town to do, other than walk the streets, visit one of the two humble pubs, or shop at the small grocery store.

A man identified only as Ventura moves through rooms and streets visiting men and women who may or may not be his children.

And while those empires may have fallen and the seats of power may now be elsewhere, Málaga itself is newly relevant — not for nation-builders, but for culture-seekers, who throng its medieval streets visiting its surplus of museums.

I have walked on fabricated streets, visited bars and brothels, locked-ward mental asylums, the lairs of fictitious psychopaths and many other more-or-less believable corners of the real world reconstructed in galleries.

The Third Man walking tour retraces Harry Lime's footsteps through the city's cobbled streets, visiting many of the original locations and telling the tales of the black market, spying and hardships of post-second world war Vienna.

I walked the streets, visited the beaches, and joined them in their play and sports activities in order to capture them on film.

For children living on the streets visits like these become a much welcomed distraction to their daily life of survival.

Some young people who perhaps attend St. Peter's Episcopal on Twentieth Street visit this district and are appalled by the condition of the immigrants and especially by that of their "neglected and isolated" children.