Sentence examples for visit to seek from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor met with Yugoslav cabinet ministers on the second day of her three-day visit to seek cooperation on war crimes prosecutions.

Conversations about the White House began more than a year ago, with Mr. Obama paying Mr. Kennedy a visit to seek his thoughts about whether he should run for president.

Among many peoples, the belief that the dead actually dwelt in their tombs has caused the tombs of certain holy persons to become shrines, which thousands visit to seek for miracles of healing or to earn religious merit; notable examples of such centres of pilgrimage are the tombs of St. Peter in Rome, of Muḥammad at Medinah, and, in ancient times, the tomb of Imhotep at Ṣaqqārah, in Egypt.

According to one account, he declared Indonesia's independence in 1945 only after paying three visits to seek wahyu at the place of the death and resurrection of an ancient ruler, King Jayabaya.

Near the end of the afternoon, Holstein insisted on showing me the crown jewel of his Creek archeological finds: a beautifully preserved "prayer seat," a type of rock enclosure many North American indigenous peoples visited to seek spiritual experiences.

However, the facilities where women visited to seek abortion services remained concerning.

A single observer accompanied hospital-based nursing staff during three domiciliary visits to seek further information about the supported discharge process.

When I was a young adult, these concerns led me to attend peace demonstrations, to visit India to seek inner peace and, finally, to become a psychotherapist.

Unlike (most) adults, babies cannot seem to order a refreshing bottle without howling.Those who visit bars to seek refuge from rugrats are fighting back.

British politicians and civil servants used to visit New Zealand to seek tips on economic reform, yet the country remains more regulated in several ways than Britain, let alone the United States.

Mr Akayev's spokesman, Abdil Seghizbayev, said the country's prime minister, Nikolai Tanayev, was planning to visit Osh to seek negotiations with the opposition, but he stressed there would be no talks with "criminal groups that are controlling the situation there".