Sentence examples for visited great from inspiring English sources

I met Margaret Thatcher in late 1984 when I visited Great Britain at the head of a Soviet parliamentary delegation.

Yes, I read lots and lots of books and websites about Egypt and also visited great museums like The British Museum in London.

In 2009, Tamra Gallant, a Vancouver-based entrepreneur with a background in woodworking, visited Great Britain and saw deck chairs in parks and on beaches that she wished could be readily found in North America.

Considering that both Croatian and Serbian extremists also visited great violence during those wars of the 1990s on Bosnia's Muslim population — mainly descended from Slavic converts to Islam during the centuries of rule by the Ottoman Turks — an interesting wrinkle was added by the selection of a Turkish official, Cuneyt Cakir, to referee the match.

So readers learned that she came "from a family, or a congeries of families, that has always been in the Sacramento Valley", that she has written things down since the age of five and believes that "keepers of private notebooks... are anxious malcontents", that she swam in rivers with her brother and visited great-aunts on Sundays.

I take tourists to visit great apes, and experts to search for rare sub-species.

Three-night Kyles and the Isles cruises depart Holy Loch from April to October, visiting Great Cumbrae, Bute, Arran, Loch Striven, the Cowal Peninsula and Loch Fyne.

There are also lots of exciting places to visit (great for taking the family when they come over) from the spectacular Canterbury Cathedral to the Canterbury Heritage Museum (where little ones can learn about Rupert the Bear and Bagpuss)!

To visit great parks, to enjoy the arts, to relax over afternoon tea.

Each box costs £9.99 and contains a chocolate egg and a mini bottle of Buckfast (perfect for easy concealment when visiting Great Aunt Edna), as well as a Buckfast-branded pen, magnet, and lighter.

On the walls of the Manhattan Chess Club, also in the hotel, hung black-and-white glossies of visiting greats: Reshevsky.