Sentence examples for treat visiting from inspiring English sources
You've weighed in on the debate on how liberal college campuses treat visiting conservative speakers.
Eager to merge sports with dentistry on his days off, he volunteered as team dentist for the St. Peter's College basketball team, then for the New Jersey Sports Authority to treat visiting squads playing at the Meadowlands.
Mr. Anderson is one of those people who can treat visiting sports bars as research — "I rarely see any Colts jerseys and see a lot of Saints jerseys; I can usually gauge the level of support" — and watching "Sports Center on ESPN as taking his work home with him.
10 p.m. 4) HAVE A COW, MAN For a post-show treat, visit Moo-Moo's Ice Cream (88 Kings Road, 709-753-3046), a buildinglding painted a mottled black and white in dairy-cow fashion.
Tells how the military treats visiting journalists.
In the high-stakes world of professional sports, the politics of each encounter and medical decision from figuring out how to get hired, to setting up a communication chain of command, to treating visiting players, to fending off the media must be identified, assessed, and resolved.
Where cytological screening is not available, it would be relevant to integrate low cost rapid testing at such as VIA, allowing immediate treatment with cryotherapy within a single "see-and-treat" visit.
If you want to give yourselves a treat, visit Jules Verne, the restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, Champs de Mars (33-1-45-55-61-44), but reserve months in andaske and ask for a table near the window.
Petch went on to treat Britten, visiting his home in Suffolk twice a year, up until his death in 1976.
Also, New Orleans and its charms -- crayfish pie, the French Quarter and a curfew way past 10 p.m. -- will be a treat for visiting N.B.A. players.
Their terrible journey reaches its climax in California, where Tallahassee decides to give his young friends a treat by visiting the ornate mansion owned by a Hollywood legend: a cameo turn hilarious for its sheer pointlessness.
