Sentence examples for visit up from inspiring English sources
The phrase "visit up" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression in English.
Example: "I plan to visit up the mountain this weekend." (This usage is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "visit" or "go to".
This year the Garden Conservancy's national listing, Open Days, offers 450 private gardens to visit, up 50 from last year.
Two dive boats from the center will visit up to 45 dive sites in the marine preserve, which has many large animals like manta rays, sharks and whales.
Candidates can visit up to six chapters on the second round, depending on how many invite them to return, and three on the final.
Users now spend an average of 14 minutes on the site every time they visit, up from eight minutes last September, according to Hitwise, a traffic measuring service.
The leading philosopher of ecology, Holmes Rolston, tells of a campsite he likes to visit, up in the mountains around his home in Colorado.
"The culture of the Japanese is they don't want you to come into their home or their workplace unless things are running well, so they were really resistant to have us come and see their facility in bad shape," said Carl Kevwitch, the manager of G.M.'s tactical operations team, who spent three weeks in Japan, taking trains and buses to visit up to 10 suppliers each day.
Nearly 30%will visit up-market stores including M&S, Tesco and Waitrose.
Mr. Schultz visits up to 20 Starbucks stores a week in Seattle.
(K_{s} = 2) means that such location was the second-most-recent location visited up to time t, and so on.
They are particularly choosy, often fleetingly visiting up to 20 different burrows before choosing a mate.
(Cheers, applause).. Dodd continued campaigning in Iowa and New Hampshire visiting up to four different cities in one day.
