Sentence examples for visits to ancient from inspiring English sources
You could easily while away a week between the pool, coastal hikes, snorkelling, boat trips and visits to ancient ruins.
At the end of my search in the BP archive, I return to my family photographs, which are mainly taken up with visits to ancient ruins and villages.
Visits to ancient sites in Crete and other Mediterranean islands enabled them to pursue their interest in early ceramics, while, as ardent wine buffs, they enjoyed wine tastings.
They also each receive a drawing of Puabi, which they can embellish with sketches of objects from the exhibition or from their own imaginations, well enriched by their vicarious visits to ancient Mesopotamia.
The Pyramids will amaze, no matter how old you are, and you can balance visits to ancient sites with a trip to one of the water parks on the outskirts of Cairo.
Scenes from Early Life was awarded the Ondaatje prize for a book "evoking the spirit of a place", in that case Dhaka; The Emperor Waltz, with its numerous German settings, its visits to ancient Carthage and Andreotti-era Sicily, its pinballing around London and brief trips to Yorkshire and Brighton, could win the Ondaatje 10 times over.
They live abroad, and this visit to "ancient Britain" seemed an appropriately exciting treat for their trip home.
July 12: Beypinar, Turkey After two months of nonstop Frugal Travel, I had grown weary of tourism, of visit after visit to ancient ruins and hopelessly hip nightclubs.
Whatever the source, it touches something deep in the human imagination, and after the twins' first visit to ancient sites they suddenly insisted on different outfits.
Ezop offers a daily West Antalya tour, which includes a visit to ancient Phaselis, where there is a Roman aqueduct, baths and a theater among pine trees; the ruins of the Lycian city of Olympos; Chimaera; Demre (Kale); and Myra, with its Lycian tombs carved in a rock cliff.
Other engagements during his time in the country include a visit to ancient historical sites and laying a wreath at the memorial to British soldiers who have died in the country over the years.
