Turn up
Turn up verb - To come into view.
Visit
Visit verb - To make a social call upon.
Both terms in one sentence
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In fact, there's a dying tradition of keeping a set of "best china" that's never to be used unless the Queen should suddenly turn up for a visit.
Source: Spot of Tea -
He doesn't even seem to need a strong social position to make it work - even when he's imprisoned and disgraced, it's mentioned that there's no end to how many gorgeous women turn up to visit him in his cell.
Source: Kavorka Man - Easter has little more than the Easter Bunny, candy, and colored eggs going for it if a writer wants to tell a secular story (though a visit to church and/or "Sunday best" clothes might turn up at some point).
Source: Easter Special
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