Sentence examples for visiting power from inspiring English sources

Tsipras has been visiting power centers in Europe and the United States to bolster his credentials and to press his case for debt relief.

We're visiting power plants throughout the country, and determining which ones need repair... We're working to give every Iraqi access to immunizations and emergency treatment, and to give sick children and pregnant women the health care they need.

HOTELS Located in Birmingham, 25 minutes from downtown, the TOWNSEND HOTEL (248-642-7900, $265 to $1,200), a favorite of visiting power brokers and celebrities alike, has installed high-speed Internet links, connection cables and safes large enough for laptops in all its rooms.

Mr. Chávez, the congressman said, made it clear he did not want to visit "power brokers".

On Wednesday, I visited Power in a light industrial park in San Diego's North County, where he mixes concentrated batches of what he believes (naturally) is the best lawn paint in the business.

Sitting at his desk, Mr. Fotopoulos pointed to photos showing Mr. Papandreou visiting the power corporation's office with union workers.

Those visiting the power station can look through a tear in the building's exterior that reveals its innards: the turbines.

Visiting a power plant in southeast Baghdad, Mr. Rumsfeld learned that roughly half the city had its electricity back and that Iraqi engineers were returning to work.

The Bechtel electricity specialists are now visiting Iraqi power plants to assess what is most needed to improve electricity output in the short run before sitting down to detailed discussions with the Iraqis about longer-term work, Mr. Robinson said.

Visiting Super Power, with the gentle glow of a blowfish lamp, the fogged windows dripping hypnotically with condensation, and the humid, coconut-scented air, was exactly like being on a cruise, but everyone was wearing wool.

When you take a real-life trip to visit them, you see power lines and paved streets there, but the homes are now rubble, and wilderness has overtaken nearly everything.