Sentence examples for visit something from inspiring English sources

For logistical reasons, the agency warns foreign plants when its inspectors intend to visit, something not done domestically.

But she does visit something much like Atlantis, a bit like Babel; as we read Valente, we get to go there, too.

7-8 Niece Shannon, Meghan's youngest sister, is disappointed we are not going back to their house to visit (something we seldom get to do).

Three years, though, is a long time in the life of a seaside town, and since my last visit something remarkable had happened.

I'm going to go away from studying imperfect competition and go back and visit something we studied almost the first day or maybe the second day, and that's elections.

The fleeting nature of these stores, most of which are in business for a month or less, may be a factor in their popularity, as shoppers rush to visit something they only have two weeks to experience.

Through a network of friends, he has met couture collectors whose troves he visits, something he hardly does in Paris.

Further south, in the delta that connects Rotterdam with the North Sea, we visited something closer to the classic model, though on a grand scale: one of the largest movable structures on the planet, the Maeslantkering storm barrier.

We're so diverse, and every city I visit has something special about it.

Usually, it is just one person or two who visit with something to add.

He doesn't mean a care home of the sort you visit when something's up; he means everyone in their own home.