Pirates loved them, though, and Blackbeard was a frequent visitor.
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It was in Mordor, where she is a frequent visitor. pic.twitter.
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Maximus, an imposing but sweet-natured mastiff, is a frequent visitor.
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He has been a frequent visitor to Saudi Arabia since 2005.
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Grace doesn't just seem to be a frequent visitor to Delos parks.
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To his surprise, she said yes, and he became a frequent visitor.
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The Academy Award-winning performer has been a frequent visitor to Washington.
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IRGC-Quds Force commander Qassam Soleimani is a frequent visitor to Baghdad.
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Victoria was a frequent visitor to the mausoleum to see her husband's grave.
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Goalie John Gibson has also been a frequent visitor to the trainer's table.
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I'm a frequent visitor and it has no detrimental effect to life there.
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Roger Ebert, the movie critic who died in 2013, was a frequent visitor.
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I.Am has become a frequent visitor to the Swiss Alps in recent years.
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According to the clip's description, the teen was a frequent visitor to the store.
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Now 60, he remembered the frequent visitor to their home in a recent interview.
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It shows the guest is a frequent visitor, or has the potential to be.
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Yousef al-Otaiba, the ambassador from the United Arab Emirates, is another frequent visitor.
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Balint Vencel, 523, a frequent visitor, says the water helps with his kidney issues.
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I.Am has become a frequent visitor to the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos.
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José Luis Zapatero, a former Spanish prime minister, has been a frequent visitor to Caracas.
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As a frequent visitor, Mr Macron knew Germany well enough not to push too soon.
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But for this frequent visitor, it was a needed replacement for the ramshackle old structure.
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One frequent visitor has been his girlfriend, a film editor who lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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Later I was a frequent visitor to Zimbabwe on behalf of The New York Times.
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His diocese said the bishop was a frequent visitor to Kerala for church-related events.
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Gym memberships can be expensive, so if you're not a frequent visitor, you're just wasting money.
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First up is this Havana-based troupe, a frequent visitor to New York in recent years.
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As a semi-frequent visitor to Ikea, I was ready for enormous lines at the checkout.
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Lott, who runs the firm's lobby shop with Breaux, is a frequent visitor to Capitol Hill.
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And even Tompkins, who is a frequent visitor to the factory, isn't immune to its effects.
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Bihozagara was a frequent visitor to Burundi where he was said to have assets including property.
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The Eritrean was a close friend of the Yemeni's and a frequent visitor to the mosque.
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The Freedom Caucus chairman has been a frequent visitor on the Senate side in recent weeks.
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He also speaks regularly with Bevin, a longtime ally and frequent visitor to the White House.
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Trump has been a frequent visitor to Iowa since he won it in 22020 by 22019 points.
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The Diocese of Jalandhar said the bishop was a frequent visitor to Kerala for church-related events.
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Modi's a frequent visitor to the US; he's made four official visits since he assumed office in 2014.
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Fernandez was a frequent visitor to the club and regularly reserved a table there on Sundays, Rodriguez added.
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Tse was a frequent visitor to Asia's casinos and fond of betting on horses, especially on English races.
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A frequent visitor, Carly Nicholson, said one of the greatest impressions from her visits was Monroe's humble nature.
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A frequent visitor and veteran pro is hardware hacker & activist bunnie Huang – of the X-Box hacking fame.
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According to reports, Garrett has been a frequent visitor to the team's facility in Berea, Ohio, this offseason.
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Neighbors told police Michael Warren was a frequent visitor to Keen's apartment, the Miami Herald reported in September 1990.
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The producer was a frequent visitor at Garden Lodge, Mercury's elegant neo-Georgian home in the upscale Kensington neighborhood.
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His close relationship with the Clintons would continue, and he would be a frequent visitor to the White House.
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A Bannon associate and once-frequent visitor to the White House, Nader began cooperating with Mueller in January 2018.
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She has recently emerged as one of his most vociferous defenders — and a frequent visitor to the West Wing.
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Soleimani, whose Quds force coordinates Tehran-backed militias in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, is a frequent visitor to Iraq.
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As a Los Angeles-based journalist covering travel and entertainment, I&aposm a frequent visitor to hotels around town.
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His love of baseball continued past his playing days, and he was a frequent visitor to spring training camps.
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He was a frequent visitor to the United States to judge photojournalism competitions and to lecture at journalism schools.
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The animal was a frequent visitor to the police department's parking lot, where she quickly made friends with the officers.
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The most frequent visitor is Johanna Shelton, one of Google's top lobbyists in Washington — officially its director of public policy.
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A marijuana dispensary in Colorado has a frequent visitor — a bear that employees have nicknamed "Cheeseburger," according to Fox 31.
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De Blasio is a frequent visitor to the Park Slope gym and has been met by protesters on several occasions.
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Mr. Stoudemire, who is a member of the Hebrew Israelite community, loves Israel (he's a frequent visitor) and red wine.
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Mr. Nader, who has been a frequent visitor to Mr. Trump's White House, has spent decades working in international diplomacy.
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Kate Caithness, president of the World Curling Federation, the governing body based in Scotland, has become a frequent visitor to China.
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And I'm now joined by a very frequent visitor of the World Economic Forum, John Studzinski, the Vice-Chairman of Blackstone.
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The shooter Long's friends say he was a frequent visitor at the bar for years and that he liked going there.
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One frequent visitor was a kindly British man who had been the church's pastor years ago and retained an "emeritus" title.
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Carson, a frequent visitor to the department's Washington headquarters who serves as an informal adviser to her husband, the complaint said.
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And the prince — who's a frequent visitor to Africa — even broke into Swahili to talk with one man from Tanzania, Africa.
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Estee Lauder, on the other hand, is a frequent visitor to the new-high list, up over 40 percent in 2017.
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He's also the Angel of Death, a figure who will turn out to be a frequent visitor in Mr. Albee's subsequent plays.
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Cook is a frequent visitor to the White House and has worked with Ivanka Trump on her job training and education initiatives.
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One frequent visitor was a familiar face — Andrew Perraut, a former policy analyst who had left the federal budget office in 3003.
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Mr. Scholz has been a frequent visitor to Frankfurt recently, fueling media speculation that he is trying to act as marriage broker.
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Wilde had already been a frequent visitor to St Germain des Près, where he met André Gide, Stéphane Mallarmé, and Paul Verlaine.
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That includes Ed Harris, a frequent visitor whose barbaric tastes hint at a deeper, more nefarious motivation, still vague after previewing four episodes.
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A frequent visitor to the front line wearing camouflage gear, Poroshenko has been credited with containing the conflict and standing up to Russia.
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Since Trump entered office, Dermer's status at the White House changed quickly and he became a very frequent visitor to the West Wing.
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The gunman who attacked a gay nightclub in Orlando on Sunday was a frequent visitor to the establishment, according to one regular visitor.
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He's a frequent visitor to the White House and, due to his corporate background, would bring a different perspective than a retired general.
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Rosneft, whose chief executive Igor Sechin is a frequent visitor to Venezuela, has stakes in a number of oil projects in the country.
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G Tre' Jackson (knee) remains on PUP, though he has been a frequent visitor watching practice action the last week-plus of training camp.
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At the time, Willis was also busy tackling a new romance with movie star Demi Moore, who was a frequent visitor on the set.
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So once Trump took office, Roby became a frequent visitor at the White House in hopes of smoothing over her relationship with the president.
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Mr. Dmitriev became a frequent visitor to Abu Dhabi, and Emirati officials came to see him as a key conduit to the Russian government.
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Harry, 34, the queen's grandson and seventh-in-line to the throne, is a frequent visitor to southern Africa for conservation work and holidays.
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"Actually, I feel quite touched to see how Hong Kong people fight for their freedom," said Zhang, 54, a frequent visitor to Hong Kong.
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The singer has been a frequent visitor to New England ever since he underwent vocal surgery at the Mass General Hospital Voice Center in 2015.
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Harry, 34, the queen's grandson and seventh-in-line to the throne, is a frequent visitor to southern Africa for his conservation work and holidays.
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In defiance, Cézanne became a frequent visitor to museums, had several art teachers, and gained admittance into avant-garde Parisian circles in the late 13s.
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The main connection to the United States is that Mr. Ho was a frequent visitor to New York and had meetings at the United Nations.
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That is a stark contrast to former President Barack Obama, a devoted reader, writer and frequent visitor of independent bookstores while he was in office.
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Safechuck, now 37, appeared in a Pepsi commercial as a child with Jackson and said he was also a frequent visitor to the singer's home.
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Safechuck, now 41, appeared in a Pepsi commercial as a child with Jackson and said he was also a frequent visitor to the singer's home.
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The lawsuit was filed by a woman who was a frequent visitor to the home of Fogle's former business partner, Russell Taylor, between 2011 and 2015.
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He was a frequent visitor to the bar On Thursday morning, Dean said he did not know of any connection between Long and the Borderline bar.
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She spent four and a half months in a New Jersey rehabilitation center before joining the Haven, first as a resident, now as a frequent visitor.
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Gere has been a frequent visitor to the halls of Congress over the years, advocating for various causes, particularly human rights in Tibet and homelessness awareness.
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The lawsuit, which sought $150,000 in damages, was filed by a frequent visitor to the home of Fogle's former business partner, Russell Taylor, between 2011 and 2015.
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Rice's family has a summer home Lincolnville, Maine, and the former Obama administration official has been a frequent visitor, according to an Associated Press report from 2008.
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In college football, the Wisconsin Badgers have been a frequent visitor to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl, appearing nine times, with victories in 1994, 27 and 21997.
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Reminders of how tranquil life used to be in the Alamo City are never far away because Duncan is a frequent visitor to the team's practice facility.
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He became a basketball, cultural and fashion icon, and was a frequent visitor to the White House, celebrating yet another championship for his Los Angeles Lakers dynasty.
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Bryant was a frequent visitor to China for basketball camps and promotional stops, and he appeared in commercials, like one with the Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou.
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Miriam was a frequent visitor to Rafael Cruz's new family, letting his toddler son Ted, nine years younger, pull on her hair and play with her for hours.
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Yet for all the anti-China commentary, Mr. Ross has been a frequent visitor in the past two decades and has made inroads in that country's energy industry.
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Dear Readers: Gloria H. in San Antonio shared two pictures of her 14-year-old, deer-headed Chihuahua, T.J., who is a frequent visitor here at Heloise Central.
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The 23-year-old missed 21 games last year and has been a frequent visitor to the treatment room over his first 4 1/2 seasons in the NBA.
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The statue will be installed outside of the Waukegan Public Library, where Bradbury had been a frequent visitor, and following his death in 2012, it received his personal library.
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Lori Gruen, a professor of philosophy at Wesleyan who is deeply involved in animal welfare issues and is a frequent visitor to Chimp Haven, was distressed by the decision.
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Ashrawi, a member of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization, said she had been a frequent visitor to the United States since studying for her PhD there.
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According to The Daily Journal who reported the story, the fluffy gray kitty is a frequent visitor to the Oakview Apartments, where strays move between neighborhoods looking for food.
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When a guest arrives, the Nest app will send an alert letting you know not only that someone's arrived, but also who has arrived if it's a frequent visitor.
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A frequent visitor to Lloyd Kahn's half-acre homestead is this scrub jay, who comes for the peanuts Mr. Kahn has taught the bird to eat from his hand.
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Another is the former N.B.A. star Dennis Rodman, a frequent visitor to who has repeatedly visited the North and first met Mr. Kim, a longtime basketball fan, in 2013.
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A frequent visitor to the Met, she only recently discovered Louis Valtat's 1903 work, "Woman with a Cat," she said, after seeing it on Instagram and seeking it out.
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Christie has been an extremely frequent visitor to the state, and his abilities on the stump have helped him rise to tie for third place in the RCP average.
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As a young girl, she had pen pals in three countries, wrote poetry and was a frequent visitor to her local library, which she later remembered as a lifesaver.
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"A dedicated Starbucks customer might use up all those rewards at that time, but a less frequent visitor could see some of them expire before they were used," Harrow says.
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And Schroeder – a pioneer of a new breed of global start-up investors – is not only a frequent visitor to the Middle East, but also Africa and South East Asia.
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"Summits are when leaders size each other up, for better or for worse," writes Robert Carlin, a frequent visitor to North Korea, both as a U.S. official and outside analyst.
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Unlike his predecessor, Democratic President Barack Obama, Trump is not a frequent visitor to California, a heavily Democratic state that Trump lost by more than 4 million votes in 2016.
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The gospel great Mahalia Jackson was such a frequent visitor that she would often go into the family's kitchen to put on a pot of collard greens soon after arriving.
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" Rodger was a frequent visitor of the now-offline male supremacist site PUAhate, which he said "confirmed many of the theories I had about how wicked and degenerate women really are.
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"It must be based on galleries who do six or seven fairs a year and have specialist teams," added Mr. Servais, who is a frequent visitor to fairs around the world.
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He is not a frequent visitor in the corridors of Jerusalem's fancy hotels or the trendy restaurants of Tel Aviv, nor has he established deep ties with Israel's booming business sector.
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It was there that he and a frequent visitor from Long Island, Lou Reed, formed the Velvet Underground in 1965, and wrote several songs that would appear on their debut album.
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Nader was a frequent visitor to the White House last year, meeting with senior adviser Jared Kushner and former chief strategist Steve Bannon, sources familiar with the meetings told the Times.
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As Parnas appeared to travel the globe, so did Fruman, whose spending was not at the same pitch, but who was also a frequent visitor to Kyiv, records and interviews show.
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Rex Tillerson, the moderate secretary of state, is shortly to be replaced by Mike Pompeo, who has been a frequent visitor to the White House as director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Kraft, a frequent visitor to President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, has long had a part-time home in the affluent community, reports the Palm Beach Daily News.
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According to McMenamin, James took Davis to a trendy Italian restaurant in L.A. called Jon & Vinny's, where James was such a frequent visitor the chef began making off-menu dishes for James.
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He was such a frequent visitor that he had his own room and was treated as a member of the family, his likes and dislikes known, his various ailments — melancholia, insomnia — understood.
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During World War II, Kappler tried to stop and even kill O'Flaherty, but years later the priest became a frequent visitor to Kappler's prison cell, where they talked about religion and literature.
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Bell -- who seems to be a frequent visitor at Rockwell -- even took a shot at his haters, dedicating his song, "Sayonara," to the people who have been talking about his contract situation.
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He was a frequent visitor before his assassination in 1914, the act that set off World War I. The restored lodge measures around 1,200 square meters and comes with 1.9 hectares of land.
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When the mills that birthed the industrial revolution in cities like Manchester and Birmingham still powered the British economy of the mid-222th century, Robert Stevenson was a frequent visitor to the Midlands.
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If you're a frequent visitor to this site, seeing this opinion stated here won't surprise you—we've said it before—but considering its deathless presence in the holiday film canon, it bears repeating.
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Mr. Gates lined up office space adjacent to the Willard Hotel, a Washington power-breakfast spot, and became a frequent visitor to the White House, hoping to join the new Trump era elite.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan of Abu Dhabi, the de facto ruler of the U.A.E., is a close ally of the United States and a frequent visitor to the White House.
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Ms Klobuchar has already been a fairly frequent visitor to neighbouring Iowa, campaigning for fellow Democrats in territory which is a similar mixture of farming, industry and growing cities to that found in Minnesota.
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Every good Jersey Shore fan knows Vinny Guadagnino has been a frequent visitor in the smush room, but now the star is opening up about the total number of women he has slept with.
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Another former resident, who confirmed Barak was a frequent visitor, said he once accidentally rode the elevator with Barak and two unfriendly security guards after sliding in through the doors at the last second.
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Montgomery Clift was a frequent visitor, too; he liked to stretch out on the living room floor and chain-smoke (a smitten, preteenage Bosworth would salvage one of his cigarette butts as a souvenir).
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This month a frequent visitor to Socrates Sculpture Park watched Mr. Ward installing "Bipartition Bell," a bulbous organic shape made of hammered copper dangling from a steel frame and reminiscent of the Liberty Bell.
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The Duke of Sussex has been a frequent visitor to Canada over many years, and it was also home to The Duchess for seven years before she became a member of the Royal Family.
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Johanna Shelton visited with White House representatives nearly twice as often as the next most frequent visitor, Alissa Fox of Blue Cross/Blue Shield, who met with White House officials 75 times, the group found.
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According to White House guest logs, he has been a frequent visitor, usually as part of groups of Democratic activists or while accompanying his wife, Jan Schakowsky, a Democratic congresswoman from Illinois, to social events.
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Mr. Ho, an ophthalmologist and a frequent visitor to the United Nations in recent years, was convicted in December on charges of trying to bribe government leaders in Africa to secure business for CEFC China.
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Moldova has a trade pact with the European Union and its government says it wants even closer integration, while Dodon, a frequent visitor to Russia, has said Moldova should focus instead on building ties with Moscow.
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Whether your travels take you explicitly to Greenpoint, you're a frequent visitor to New York looking to explore a new neighborhood, or you appreciate value for your dollar, the Henry Norman Hotel is an excellent option.
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He has been spotted wearing a Putin T-shirt, is a frequent visitor to Moscow and has allowed the Veneto region, run by the League, to recognise Crimea, a chunk of Ukraine that Russia has illegally annexed.
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SoftBank's investment style has made it a frequent visitor of a U.S. government group known as the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), charged with reviewing foreign investment for national security and competitive risks.
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It helps, too, that she has already been a fairly frequent visitor to neighbouring Iowa, campaigning for fellow Democrats in territory that is a similar mixture of farming, industry and growing cities to that found in Minnesota.
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Its technology, which includes heat- and chemical-resistant labels for warning signs and adhesive films that make buildings look better, is so impressive that the stock has been a frequent visitor to the 52-week high list.
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Kathleen Rogers, who had worked for a time as Mr. Indiana's publicist, said that she had been a frequent visitor to his home until 2015 when she said she began to be repeatedly rebuffed by Mr. Thomas.
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A frequent visitor to both coasts of the United States and to his winter home in Colorado, Hamilton pointed out that his family lived in Britain even if his family heritage was also Caribbean from his paternal grandfather.
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One frequent visitor, in particular, was billionaire Mort Zuckerman, who owns the New York Daily News and shows up in Clinton's calendar several times, including the 33 minutes he spent with Clinton in her office on Thursday, Oct.
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Particularly cherished is an evocative oil painting of a tree and a half-sunk rowboat by Rebecca Rebouché, an artist in New Orleans, where Mr. Cerveris, a frequent visitor to the city, bought a house three years ago.
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In a report in The New York Times in December, several people said that Ken Friedman, an owner of the Spotted Pig, and Mr. Batali, an investor and frequent visitor there, had touched, propositioned and coerced female employees.
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But the legal cloud hanging over Kraft — a judge dismissed the charges because the police bungled the case, though that decision may be appealed — apparently does not extend to Israel, where Kraft is a frequent visitor and philanthropist.
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Choosing to stay at a Disney hotel might be more expensive than one of the many chain hotels, but as a frequent visitor to Walt Disney World, I always choose to stay on-site at an official property.
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Yet, 2628 years on, Fayad is, at 28503, a frequent visitor to Hezbollah's heartland in South Lebanon and a world traveler who seems to have no problem conducting financial transactions thousands of miles away from his home in Paraguay.
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With a laugh, Suarez told the national media Monday that now he will no longer need to "hide" — or be undercover — at the SHR shop where he has been a frequent visitor since the end of the 2018 season.
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Front Burner When Ann Soh Woods, a Korean-American who is living in Los Angeles and a frequent visitor to Japan, wanted to create a smooth, light whiskey, she turned to fine rice as the base, an unusual choice.
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Abe and Trump have generally been on good terms compared with previous U.S. presidents, making the Japanese prime minister a more frequent visitor to the White House than in the past, according to a report by The Washington Post.
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He was a back-channel negotiator with Syria during the Clinton administration, reinvented himself as an adviser to the de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates, and last year was a frequent visitor to President Trump's White House.
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Prosecutors said some of the deals had been hatched during meetings at the United Nations where Mr. Ho, who trained as an eye surgeon in the United States, was a frequent visitor during his many trips to New York.
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As a child, Jessie James Decker was a frequent visitor to the beaches of Florida's Emerald Coast, and now as a mother of two kids with husband NFL player Eric Decker, she couldn't wait to share the experience with her family.
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He's been a much more frequent visitor over the last month than he was during the earlier phase of his bid, and a campaign aide noted that, by caucus night, he will have been in Iowa for eight straight days.
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John Burridge, the eccentric former goalkeeper for the likes of Southampton, Newcastle United and Manchester City in the late 80s and 90s, was a frequent visitor to the Gulf and is the man often credited with unearthing Al-Habsi's talents.
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The tooth fairy doesn't require as much elaborate setup as Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny, but she's a much more frequent visitor, at least during the years between ages 6 and 12, when baby teeth are lost and adult teeth grow in.
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First up is the frequent visitor Malpaso Dance Company, a skilled and earnest troupe that will present a diverse program of works by Merce Cunningham, Abel Rojo and Beatriz Garcia Diaz, plus Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin's haunting "Tabula Rasa" (through Jan. 13).
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The subpoena, part of a civil rights investigation that the person said the office had been conducting for months, seeks records related both to Mr. Friedman and the celebrity chef Mario Batali, who was an investor and frequent visitor at the restaurant.
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That insider, Alan Wolff, a veteran senior adviser to the top United States trade representative and a frequent visitor to Beijing, came to China two weeks ago to speak at a conference on agricultural trade and sought to make contact with top Chinese policymakers.
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While the iced drink is definitely a staple during the warmer seasons (there's nothing quite like a sweet, cold sip of caffeine on a sunny day), it can burn a small hole in your pocket if you're a frequent visitor of that Starbucks near your office.
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I returned in the early 250s when the FARC were a much greater threat and peace talks with them and the ELN failed in 1991 and again in 1992 and as a frequent visitor followed the 1999-2002 peace process with the FARC which collapsed so spectacularly.
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" Lee was a frequent visitor to the White House during JFK's presidency and she came to her sister's side after JFK's assassination in 1963, reportedly leaving a note on Jackie's pillow after the funeral that read, "Good night my darling Jacks — the bravest and noblest of all.
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Keep in mind, some airlines and airports are limiting the size of batteries that can be stowed in a bag, so if the person you're buying for is a frequent visitor to, say, China, double-check the limits — though this 10400mAh battery should be fine in most cases.
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According to CBS Portland affiliate KOIN-TV, the bear — a frequent visitor to Henry Hagg Lake in Washington County, Oregon — was being fed trail mix, sunflower seeds and cracked corn — and was photographed in selfies by visitors — which caused the bear to become reliant on humans in the area.
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Perry also recommended Zelenskiy's administration talk to industry experts including Texas businessmen Michael Bleyzer, a Ukrainian-American, and Robert Bensh, a frequent visitor to Ukraine, as well as unnamed Energy Department experts on a visit in May for the inauguration the Ukraine president, the official said on condition of anonymity.
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Activities such as whale watching, kayaking, and colorful sculpture parks all add to Newport Beach&aposs appeal, making it a great choice for a beach weekend, any time of the yearI&aposm a frequent visitor to the area, and my top pick for the best place to stay is Balboa Bay Resort.
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"Also, while Manafort may have been gone before the election, [Richard] Gates, his partner, who prosecutors say had 55 bank accounts — he helped run the inaugural committee and has been a frequent visitor to the White House, so again, the question here is, did Trump know all of this and not care," Oliver asked.
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A Polish immigrant via Kiev and Moscow (born Ivan Gratianovich Dombrowski in 21914), and a former lawyer, cavalry officer, and, briefly, prisoner of the Bolsheviks, he was a master of reinvention and — crucially for his future associations with forward-thinking painters — a frequent visitor to the Russian businessman Sergei Shchukin and his unsurpassable collection of the School of Paris.
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"I've experienced junkies getting their fix, three-dollar payaya, talking with some real nice hard-working folk, the filming of a softcore porno involving a large Mexican guy in drag dancing with a few mechanics, loose pit bulls, storage-containers-turned-shelters for many homeless people, garbage cans on fire, and the list goes on," elaborates MATEO, another graffiti writer and frequent visitor to the area.
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According to an anonymous analyst cited by Ars, that People's Liberation Army Navy ship—christened the Haiyang Shan—was used to mount the railgun because its large dry deck could be used to house the massive power supply and control system needed to fire the weapon:The Haiyang Shan is part of China's East Sea Fleet (and over the past two years a frequent visitor to the artificial islands being constructed by China in disputed waters of the South China Sea) ... That dedicated power system is essential, because even more modern Chinese warships lack the electrical generation capacity to power a railgun.
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