Sentence examples for when on a visit from inspiring English sources

All went well until the spring of 1899, when, on a visit to New York, Bessie Sergeant died of a burst appendix.

Mrs. Kainz had a particularly difficult time when, on a visit to her dentist, he jokingly asked if "she had picked up her lottery winnings yet".

She became the first American woman captured in France when, on a visit to the front northeast of Paris, she found herself pinned down by German sniper fire.

In a dark moment in his papacy in 2006, Benedict angered Muslims when on a visit to Germany he quoted a Byzantine emperor who called Islam "evil and inhuman".

We quickly jump to his late 20s, when on a visit to France he sees Rogier van der Weyden's 15th-century painting "Last Judgment," with its "naked figures fleeing towards the pit of hell".

It's a little too easy and a little too neat — his revelation comes when, on a visit to his first wife's grave, King happens to pass the grave of the man he killed.

The opera's improbable genesis dates to 1907, when Puccini, on a visit to New York, attended three plays by Belasco.

One woman said she was 14 in 1977 when Harris, on a visit to Sydney, grabbed her bottom and pursued her into another room, saying, "Rolfie deserves a cuddle".

Chancellor Angela Merkel declined comment when asked on a visit to Kyrgyzstan about Johnson's elevation, but Steinmeier indirectly branded him "irresponsible".

It is so neutral that when, on a recent visit, the waiter set down a piece of bread on the plate, I could smell the yeast in it.

But when, on a rare visit to another quarter, he is issued a mysterious invitation to a night club, where he seems to return to his pre-division life, his faith in the absolute categorization of personality is shaken.