Sentence examples for to visit itself from inspiring English sources

The latest "influenza" to visit itself upon the citizens of the world reminds us that epidemics are part of the natural interaction of people and microbes throughout civilization.

If the only way to gain any real sense of what's happening is to visit China itself, the coming art season does offer some at-home options.

It encircles a small area of weather-eroded land, at the very western tip of the Iveragh peninsula, which attracts scant mention in Kerry's tourism brochures - reason enough to visit in itself.

Many Americans angry at France are undertaking their own boycotts of French products or are refusing to visit France itself.

When the opportunity to visit presented itself, I grabbed it.

Tourists who want to visit the mountain itself, which last erupted in 1944, can do so by entering a national park in the area.

Like most YouTube videos, SoundCloud players are easily embedded on to other blogs, ensuring access to the platform even without having to visit the website itself.

The Battlefield Line named for the Battle of Bosworth Field, ends at Shenton station where we disembark from a 1930s carriage to visit the battlefield itself (family ticket £21.50).

A car is a necessity for the best sightseeing, though much of what you'll want to visit in Santa Barbara itself is within walking distance of an open-air shuttle bus for 25 cents a ride.

In early September, after Unigo offered Davidson and the other 266 colleges a two-week preview of the site — "because we don't want them to feel ambushed," Goldman explained — Gruber confirmed that the letter from Goldman was sitting on his desk but said he hadn't yet found the time to visit the site itself.

Research into the National Theatre's NT Live found that audiences who saw the simultaneous cinema broadcasts of its performances of Phèdre and All's Well that Ends Well found the shows more emotionally engaging than the theatre audiences, and said it would make them more rather than less likely to visit the National Theatre itself as a result.