Sentence examples for get haunted from inspiring English sources

You get haunted afterwards; long, long afterwards, as though you have carelessly taken in a kind of condensed reality that then becomes reconstituted into something momentous you have always known, but didn't know you knew.

Houses do not get haunted.

There are moments of typical Jones surrealism and humour, too – the Nightwatchman (Nicholas Crawley) has more than a touch of the grim reaper; Walther (Gwyn Hughes Jones) gets haunted by a parade of mastersingers wearing song-marking forms over their heads, and the townspeople appear for the second-act "riot" in a splendid array of nightwear.

Rebecca (1940) -- Second wife Joan Fontaine gets haunted (indirectly) by the first wife in a big old house.

At first I wanted the easy tricks to show a splintering personality - literal props like different hats I'd pull out of a suitcase when my character gets haunted or visited by the multiple characters that she's internalized.

"You get very haunted by this question of fact, of making it absolutely right".

Thug Notes gets all haunted this week with a thorough analysis of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein".

Her brother  Benjie (played with malicious glee by Evan Bird) is a supremely brattish, foul mouthed child star with a drug problem Wasikowska gets a job as PA to Havana Segrand (Julianne Moore), an ageing Hollywood actress struggling to get roles and haunted by the memory of her Lana Turner-like mother.

He created his first pay-to-get-in haunted house in 1982 and designed his first house of horrors for Sports Plus four years ago.

Halloween events at theme parks around the world offer celebrities the perfect opportunity to get their haunt on while blending in with big crowds under the cover of darkness.

To get the haunts set up, Krausert had to truck down the set pieces he had already built at his studio in Derry, New Hampshire and assemble them on Fenway's notoriously crooked floors.