Sentence examples for visiting it as from inspiring English sources

If we're flying through life mindlessly, we need to remember that the present moment is a thing, and work on visiting it as often as possible.

"The government of Nepal requests international travellers to visit the magnificent and bustling country of Nepal, and support by visiting it as she attempts to stand proudly on her feet once again.

It might have remained there except for Mr. Savitsky, who persuaded their families to entrust him with the canvases and carried them back in massive rolls to Nukus, the city he made his home after visiting it as part of an archaeological expedition.

It is by no means a well-known spot: visiting it, as with many of the more unusual gardens around the world, can be tricky, thanks to idiosyncratic opening hours, but with over 1,000 plant species, carefully landscaped to create a magical lovers' paradise, it's well worth the effort.

At the start of June the Nepal Tourism Board advised that heritage sites were reopening, transport links were intact and most trekking areas were undamaged: The government of Nepal requests international travellers to visit the magnificent and bustling country of Nepal, and support by visiting it as she attempts to stand proudly on her feet once again.

It is also established that Hindus have been worshipping the place in dispute as Janm Sthan, ie a birthplace as deity and visiting it as a sacred place of pilgrimage as of right since time immemorial.

International inspectors visited it as late as February.

I loathe London and visit it as little as I can.

George Lucas, the mastermind behind "Star Wars" and also Hollywood's richest film maker, does not work there and seems to visit it as little as possible: his Skywalker empire is based up the coast near San Francisco.

But she found herself drawn to the space facility and visited it as often as she could.

The abbey library was described by John Leland, King Henry VIII's antiquary who visited it, as containing unique copies of ancient histories of England and unique early Christian documents.