Sentence examples for thought a visit from inspiring English sources

Harris thought a visit with the House speaker would boost Adelson's spirits and raise his stature during the labor dispute.

Mrs. Lefebvre said Mr. Guerrero would be reopening Max next year and thought a visit from LudoBites would be "a good way to get the word out".

Some Palestinians said they thought a visit by Samuel R. Berger, Mr. Clinton's national security adviser, to Mr. Arafat in Ramallah on Saturday night helped calm the situation.

Tim Dowling Centre for Alternative Technology, Machynlleth, Wales We thought a visit to "Europe's leading ecocentre" would hit all the right buttons.

Mr. Forrester would not fault President Bush for leaving him out of the final campaign tour, which took Mr. Bush to states where Republicans thought a visit could tip a tight race.

But you need the perfect recipe, and as such we thought a visit to the aptly named The Clam restaurant would probably be the place to go.

He thinks a visit to the Metro by Mayor Lindsay is almost mandatory.

Through May 18 If you were depressed by the joyless art of Gerhard Richter at the Museum of Modern Art, you might not think a visit with Francis Bacon would be much help.

The plot involves Roo capturing Lumpy (who thinks a visit to the Roo's part of Hundred Acre Wood sounds like a fine game) and Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore and company learning that Heffalumps aren't scary at all.

The founder of the world's biggest chain of coffee shops thinks a visit to Starbucks should involve "romance and theatre", a far cry from the pit-stop-like experience of eating a meal at the world's biggest fast-food chain.

An angry screed targeting him on another website concluded: "I think a visit to Mr. Johnson's home might be warranted.