Sentence examples for visit only with from inspiring English sources

Reporters, who visit only with Pentagon approval, are escorted at all times — to court, to meals and, occasionally, to the beach.

"It is easier for me to go to Venezuela than to the Damascus Gate," said Salah Ayyad, an Abu Dis city councilman born in Jerusalem's Old City who is now able to visit only with rarely granted Israeli permission.

In the new Florence it's open, though you can visit only with a guided group, cheap if you speak Italian, more expensive if you need an English-speaking tour.

The site can be visited only with a tour, which lasts an hour; reservations are required and can be made at 39-066) 721-6601 or by e-mail to [email protected].

Other parts of the abbey, which have been closed for several years during the renovation, can be visited only with an appointment from Moët & Chandon, the Champagne house that owns Dom Pérignon and the abbey.

John Day, for whom the river is named, apparently visited only its confluence with the Columbia in 1812.

The small Carl Rosa Opera Company toured constantly, but the Covent Garden company visited only those few cities with theatres big enough to accommodate it.

Generally people download some vast app for the city they are visiting only to find it filled with stuff they don't need.

At first the institutions were run by military doctors and guarded by soldiers; patients had home visits only with escorts.

Thanks to the work, the sepulcher is now open to visitors every Saturday morning, on guided visits only, with a maximum of 12 people per group.

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