courtesy visit

"It was a courtesy visit; he had never met her before."

The brief courtesy visit has been incredibly difficult to arrange.

Early in 1988, she steamed back to Gloucester on a courtesy visit.

When he's off the ship, on this courtesy visit, be sure we know."

She was only paying a courtesy visit to the family home, and only because the Senator had told her to.

He'll pay a courtesy visit, just like you did, and leave the wrong man inside Longwood.

Their reason had been stated as courtesy visit.

Bush says he has courtesy visits with world leaders but has no plans to wade into foreign policy.

Brant Falconer's one courtesy visit was something of a strain for them both.

I will let you know how long this courtesy visit is to last as soon as I can.

"We will present it as a courtesy visit.

It was more of a courtesy visit.

He rose, saying, "If you wish, I will pay a courtesy visit to your lady.

That was the first courtesy visit in seven years if I remember rightly,' I said.

"A courtesy visit, to inspect the 9th Army."

The wives go directly to bed but the Judge is required to pay a courtesy visit to the Abbot.

Sometime later in the '50s I remember an American seaplane carrier paying a courtesy visit.

In early June, they paid a courtesy visit to Mr. Starr.

The two South American neighbors, long seen as nuclear rivals, currently have a system of reciprocal courtesy visits.

According to tradition, Phát had to pay the corps commander a courtesy visit before assuming control.

A United Nations spokesman described his call on the Secretary General as a "courtesy visit."

The following summer I was in command of Searcher when we paid a courtesy visit to Holland.

"I think you should view this as a courtesy visit," Mr. McClellan said.

The Risley makes occasional courtesy visits to American ports.

To this end an unofficial courtesy visit was arranged and in August 1857 the Imperial couple came to Osborne.