The king, a regular visitor to Bavaria, was not injured.
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Neighbors said Lakdim was a regular visitor to the Carcassonne mosque.
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But one has become a regular visitor on the West Side.
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I subscribed to some channels and counted myself a regular visitor to YouTube.
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He then became a regular visitor, traveling from his apartment above the store.
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Seagal, 64, has been a regular visitor to Russia for more than a decade.
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Under President George W. Bush, Law was a regular visitor to the White House.
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The first one I met, Stephen, from Atlanta, had been a regular visitor since 2000.
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Now a regular visitor, Benson looks for a new photo project every time he goes back.
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"That's the first person I've ever seen," said Mr. Bunde, a regular visitor to the gallery.
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In Afghanistan, the former stray was a regular visitor to a U.S. Army camp in the country.
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In remote areas of Brazil's Amazon basin, yellow fever used to be a rare, if regular visitor.
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Hemingway would be a regular visitor to a bar that Heeney opened on Miami Beach in 1937.
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He believes less is more, testifies David Lynch, a film-maker, friend and regular visitor to Shangri-La.
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Eyad al-Zahar said he had turned into "a regular visitor to prison" since taking such a loan.
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Known by the username "CandyJunkie," Biggs was a regular visitor to the "Miscellaneous" (Misc.) forum of the bodybuilding.
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He is a regular visitor to T-Mobile stores and call centers, where he delivers boisterous pep talks.
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"It was absolutely lovely," said Dawn McIntyre, a commercial refurbishment manager from Newcastle and regular visitor to the island.
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I worked for Samsung Electronics 15 years ago, so at the time I was a regular visitor to CES.
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She is a regular visitor at Providence House, a halfway house for female inmates who are completing their sentences.
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Babe Ruth was a regular visitor to Putnam Valley, where his manager, Walter "Christy" Walsh, owned a summer home.
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A regular visitor to the complex, revered by Japanese nationalists, she was visiting Japanese troops in Africa on the Aug.
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He became a regular visitor to Linji, helping to dismantle bureaucratic hurdles while Youming raised money for the temple's reconstruction.
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Five-times major winner Phil Mickelson of the United States, a regular visitor to the Scottish Open, struggled to a 76.
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Goodyear had been a regular visitor until 2013 when he was banned for — as he put it — "mouthing off" to moderators.
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For more than a decade Seagal, who according to his own website is 64, has been a regular visitor to Russia.
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In a New Yorker profile released earlier this year, Biden acknowledged that he&aposd been a regular visitor of strip clubs.
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Another victim was 22-year-old Ferhat Ünvar, who had recently finished studying and was a regular visitor to the Arena bar.
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He has for 30 years been a regular visitor to the United States, and was unsure when he would return, he said.
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"Her younger sister also lived with us for several months and her mother was a regular visitor to our home," the statement says.
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Police said the woman was a regular visitor to Goa and was staying near its famous Palolem beach when the attack took place.
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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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Cherry, who is 23, made "Broken Politics" in this music-loving Catskills town, where she was a regular visitor in the mid-22s.
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It's after Chris's unfortunate run-in with the ghost that La Llorona becomes a regular visitor at his house, haunting almost every room.
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It's after Chris's unfortunate run-in with the ghost that La Llorona becomes a regular visitor at his house, haunting almost every room.
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Woods is making his first appearance in Japan in 13 years, after being a regular visitor for the first decade of his professional career.
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They were my guides to their world; I was, for them, a regular visitor in a life that usually didn't have enough of them.
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Qassim Suleimani, commander of the corps' elite Quds Force and a regular visitor to Iraq, has been designated a terrorist by the United States.
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He had also been a regular visitor to the United States for a decade or more, and he regarded Butina as a friend and protégé.
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A male cassowary, who was described as a "regular visitor" to the town of Tully, attacked a man, leaving him a bit bruised and battered.
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As a New Yorker and regular visitor to New Orleans for the last decade, I am perennially in search of New Orleans's next extraordinary hotel.
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Before he can get too comfy, however, he's whisked away by Bennett's McConnell, who is a regular visitor of hell (for sauna purposes, of course).
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Cohn was a regular visitor to Washington following the financial crisis, speaking to lawmakers and regulators about the markets, financial regulation and the commodities sector.
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He's reportedly a regular visitor to the Greek island of Patmos, which draws VIPs from all over the world because of its peacefulness, according to CNN.
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After Howe's playing days were over, he was a regular visitor to Red Wings games and team events, including charity fund-raisers and Stanley Cup celebrations.
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READ MORE: Carter Page reveals new contacts with Trump campaign, Russians A long courtship Even before encountering Papadopoulos, Mifsud had been a regular visitor to Russia.
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Lovecraft was a regular visitor to the park, with its statue of Roger Williams, the nonconformist proponent of religious freedom who started what became Rhode Island.
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He will also be representing his grandmother Queen Elizabeth – who has been a regular visitor to the country during her reign of more than 65 years.
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Daphne's family recently informed investigators that several witnesses had told them Cardona was a regular visitor to a village bar where the Degiorgio brothers were also customers.
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"I think it is a large motivating factor for guys," said the 48-year-old, who became a regular visitor to Tijuana after his divorce a year ago.
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She has been a regular visitor to Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine for war dead that neighbors, including China and South Korea, see as a symbol of Japan's past militarism.
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On a recent weekday, Maria Mammis, a regular visitor and Fifth Avenue shopper from Montreal, was walking by the barricades as quickly as she could in teetering stilettos.
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Maurizio Rigillo, the gallery's founder and partner, who has been a regular visitor to TEFAF Maastricht, said he was committed to exhibiting at future editions of the fair.
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Eric E. Schmidt, Alphabet's executive chairman, has also been a regular visitor to Europe, meeting often with regional officials, in part to discuss the company's continuing antitrust problems.
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"That is a longer flight than you told me about," he joked to Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming, a regular visitor to Afghanistan who accompanied the president.
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Otsaw says that it's employing machine learning in its systems, so that its robots can differentiate between whether a person is a regular visitor, an employee, or an intruder.
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John Aslanyan, a pharmacist from San Diego and a regular visitor to Rosarito, said he couldn't convince his fiancée to join him on this day trip to the town.
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Finally, if you're a New Yorker or a regular visitor, my column recommends a simple game to give you a sense of how bad the traffic problem has become.
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Mr. Brown was a book and manuscript appraiser in his 30s and a regular visitor to the Gotham from California when, in 1967, Miss Steloff invited him out to lunch.
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As the pressure to solve Regeni's murder mounted, Descalzi, a regular visitor to Cairo, assured Amnesty International that the Egyptian authorities were ''putting in maximum effort'' to find Regeni's killers.
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Though the company has had a relatively low profile outside England, it has been a regular visitor to New York since 2004, when it first came to the Joyce Theater.
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"CCC announced last year that Appelbaum would no longer be welcome at its events, although it did not mention him by name, instead describing him as "a regular visitor and speaker.
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Abramovich has been a regular visitor to Israel and Ynet said he had bought a property that was formerly a hotel, in an old Tel Aviv neighborhood close to the Mediterranean shore.
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By the time La Llorona is a regular visitor, Anna's house has become a haunted world unto itself, each room — bathroom, attic, basement — a stage, complete with a flamboyant entrance and exit.
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It is also the place where the celebrity chef Mario Batali, an investor and regular visitor, is accused of having sexually assaulted a woman in 2005, on the restaurant's private third floor.
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Manny Machado, the shortstop-for-hire, has a history at Fenway that is lengthy and checkered, having spent much of the last seven seasons as a regular visitor here with the Baltimore Orioles.
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She's been a regular visitor to the Mountainfilm festival here in Telluride, a former mining town that went through hipster rediscovery and has retained something of that spirit in its current upscale incarnation.
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While he has been a regular visitor to New Jersey, which he lost by a 14-point margin, to stay at his golf club, Tuesday night's rally was his first in the state.
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Already a regular visitor to Ibiza, Chester's promotions at that point were largely London-centric, but in 1990 he hatched an idea to bring three bands and more than twenty DJs to Ibiza.
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Voskresensky is a regular visitor to St. Petersburg&aposs Diversity House, set up for the World Cup by a prominent group that campaigns against racism and anti-gay abuse in sports, the Fare Network.
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According to a Transport and Main Roads spokesperson in Queensland, Australia, the bird in the video above is a regular visitor to a traffic camera trained on a major highway in Far North Queensland.
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According to reports in La Voz de Galicia newspaper, Frade was born in London but was a regular visitor to her family home in Betanzos, Spain, where her elder sister run a language academy.
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In 2000 a regular visitor to the Cheltenham constituency office of Nigel Jones, then a Liberal Democrat MP, entered in a frenzy, wielding a sword, wounding the lawmaker and killing his assistant, Andrew Pennington.
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By Any Other Name During my nine years as the director of the Folger Shakespeare Library, in Washington, D.C., Justice John Paul Stevens was a regular visitor (The Talk of the Town, August 5th & 12th).
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Many of the artists and companies nurtured by the festival have pushed closer to the mainstream, among them Complicite (a regular visitor to the Lincoln Center Festival in New York) and Phelim McDermot's Improbable Theater.
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Since the United States recognized Guaido in January, Arreaza has been a regular visitor to the United States, specifically the United Nations in New York, where he has lobbied countries to build support for Maduro.
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That is the story of Juan Siddi, who performed at the Joyce in 2003 with María Benítez's Teatro Flamenco, a Santa Fe outfit that had been a regular visitor to the theater for two decades.
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McCarthy, who visited the top five cities competing to host the Army's newest command headquarters, has become a regular visitor to Austin since the Pentagon announced last month that it selected the capital of Texas.
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Having been a regular visitor to Barcelona for a number of years he talks enthusiastically about the creative energy motivating entrepreneurs — saying the city's ecosystem reminds him of how Berlin felt a few years ago.
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"They have checkpoints for stop and search, and if you are a regular visitor they know you," said a second herder, adding that ISWA has spies everywhere, including informers who alert them to military attacks.
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Mr. De Waal has been a regular visitor to Vienna since the 23s, when he received the netsuke as an inheritance from his great-uncle and started to research the collection, then numbering more than 250.
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The former Texas governor has been a regular visitor to Saudi Arabia, where he traveled in 2017 to persuade the Kingdom to partner with the U.S. rather than Russia or China to develop two nuclear reactors.
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He remained a regular visitor to Old Trafford and was there last Sunday to make a presentation to old rival Arsene Wenger on the Arsenal manager's last appearance at the ground before he leaves the London club.
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Alek and Spencer, whose mothers (Judy Greer and Jenna Fischer) are friends, pull their sons out of public school and enroll them in a Christian academy, where they meet Anthony, a regular visitor to the principal's office.
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In previous decades, under the left-leaning Congress Party, former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was a regular visitor to New Delhi, pictured hugging then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi when the two were championing the Non-Alignment Movement.
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Quick, and a race winner with Williams in Spain in 2012, Maldonado also has an accident-prone reputation that has made him a regular visitor to the stewards as well as the butt of jokes on social media.
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The verdict in Johansen's case, which could come within days, will be closely followed in West Africa but also thousands of miles away inside FIFA's glass-and-steel headquarters in Zurich, where Johansen has been a regular visitor.
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She has become a regular visitor at a new pet food pantry in the Bronx that sends free Costco-size bags of kibble home with owners who may not have enough money to feed themselves, let alone their animals.
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A regular visitor to the 17th century monument to eternal love, Swarnkar said he got the idea last week when he spotted a mother hiding under a staircase and struggling to breastfeed her baby despite her husband providing extra cover.
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A regular visitor to the Police Department's licensing bureau claimed that he had gotten licenses 150 times over the last year, waving the prospect of $21,2500 in future cash under the nose of a police officer wearing a tape recorder.
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A regular visitor to the United States for three decades, Prince Mohammed has now stayed away for two years, in part because he fears prosecutors might seek to question him or his aides, according to two people familiar with his thinking.
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Ms. Bernstein Yin and Mr. Li met on campus two years ago at the C. V. Starr East Asian Library, where Mr. Li worked as a student assistant at the checkout desk and Ms. Bernstein Yin was a regular visitor.
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Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has also been a regular visitor to Egypt in recent years as he seeks backing for a grand Middle East peace plan, long delayed and now on the back burner owing to Israel's turbulent electoral politics.
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A regular visitor to Gallery Weekend Berlin for the last five years, Mr. Goldberg, like many visiting collectors, said he valued the more considered process of viewing and discussing art in galleries, and in artists' studios, rather than browsing booths at art fairs.
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In the 1990s Dr. Barbara Ann Teer, the founder of the National Black Theater in Harlem and a regular visitor to Osogbo, invited the artists of the grove to beautify both the inside and outside of the theater, at 2031 Fifth Avenue.
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And if you live near Los Angeles or some other parts of the United States, it could soon become a regular visitor to your backyard, says Mark Hauber, an evolutionary ecologist at Hunter College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
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The U.S. market is seen as a major growth area for commercial rights holder Liberty Media, with another race in Miami in the planning stages and talk also of Las Vegas, while Hamilton is a regular visitor to what has become home from home.
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As Wuerch explained it, he and I might both get offers for Sam's Club cash back, but because he visited the store three days ago and is a very regular visitor, whereas I never go there, we may have very different cashback offers on the table.
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Serving six consecutive terms of 25 years-to-life since pleading guilty to murder in May 1978, Berkowitz "has to wake up every day and remember what he did to innocent people," minister Roxanne Tauriello, who is a regular visitor to him in prison, tells PEOPLE.
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The unidentified youth, together with a 13-year-old who is too young to be investigated, is suspected of having fired the gun from a garden or house window at a group of cyclists that included King Maha Vajiralongkorn, a regular visitor to Bavaria, and his entourage.
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Despite being a regular visitor to the island and knowing the local area well, the family suspects that Eaton — who ran for 30 minutes the previous day — either became overheated under the fierce Greek sun and looked for shade or suffered a fall on the rough, rocky terrain.
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"Harry and his brother are following in their mother's footsteps and continuing to put good into the world," says the art expert, who adds that Harry "is a regular visitor" to the quaint area of London, which is just a short stroll from Nottingham Cottage, the 1,300-sq. ft.
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The latest sensation was a half-red, half-taupe cardinal that became a regular visitor in the backyard of Shirley and Jeffrey Caldwell in Erie, Pa. Although the bird would have to be tested to confirm that it is a gynandromorph, its color division strongly suggests that it is, scientists say.
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Although El Camino Real has always been a draw—almost 100 of its Yelp reviews include the word "crowded" or mention the line of customers waiting to order—its business has increased in the days since Kobe Bryant died, because the Los Angeles Lakers star was a regular visitor for more than 20 years.
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Owen Kirby served as senior advisor in the State Department's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs during the Administration of George W. Bush and is a regular visitor to the West Bank, including as part of a pre-election assessment in the Palestinian Authority in advance of October's municipal vote, returning in the aftermath of its cancellation.
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"Oman did help us with food and some other basic supplies during the war, but it was nothing comparable to the support rebels got from Qatar," remarked Ali Flifel, another regular visitor to the library who is also the headmaster of Libya's only Ibadi high school, where he teaches 70 students boys and girls between 15 and 20 years of age.
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A regular visitor to these fish camps, Schneider produced an entire series of oil paintings documenting the lives of Japanese immigrants whose livelihoods by the sea would ultimately be disrupted by their placement in internment camps during World War II. While women artists of color don't appear as frequently in the exhibition's early historical record, a rare still-life painting from 1890 by Pauline Powell Burns, the first African American artist to exhibit in California, is featured in the museum.
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