Sentence examples for using this visit from inspiring English sources

Told about Mr. McCain's assessment of the market, Abu Samer, a kitchenware and clothing wholesaler, scoffed: "He is just using this visit for publicity.

"David Cameron should be using this visit as his opportunity to apologise for Westminster's betrayal of Scotland's communities and its constant broken promises on defence".

But the American leader has used this visit to Australia, as well as this week's Apec summit in China and Asean meeting in Burma, to remind people that he sees US engagement in Asia as key in the 21st Century.

Mr. Bush should use this visit to get real work started.

Instead, China intends to use this visit to ask Germany to open its doors further for Chinese investment.

"It is my hope that the pope will use this visit to remind the world that terror is a problem in Africa just like it is in the western world where hundreds of lives have also been lost," Ominde wrote.

Having flaunted the tough side of American policy toward Pyongyang, Mr. Bush should use this visit to reinforce South Korea's engagement policy toward the North, which has lost momentum in recent months, in part because of Washington's harsh rhetoric.

That is why Mr. Bush needs to use this visit to recast relations — making clear that he is committed to strengthening both Pakistan's democracy and its ability to fight extremism.

"I hope we can follow the wishes of the people and use this visit as an opportunity to push China Philippines relations back on a friendly footing and fully improve things," Xi said.

But Iran has since backed away from it.The worry is that with the NPT review under way, Iran may use this visit to play games, as it has done in the past with Russia and others: seeming to show willingness to compromise for just long enough to tie everyone up in knots, but then pulling back.

"But the risk is that the Russians can also use this visit to embarrass the host country, to say, 'We are here and you are not out of Russia's sphere of influence".' For many Czechs of the Cold War generation, who still recall with visceral contempt the sight of Russian tanks on the streets of Prague, the Obama administration's attempts to reach out to Russia is both na? and fraught with danger.