Sentence examples for get visited by from inspiring English sources

For example, does the hard labour Gilbert and George inflicted on the Chapmans get visited by the Chapmans on their minions?

I didn't get visited by the ghost of Rasputin, or feel a chill as I went down into the infamous cellar, but I did get a thrill when I was taken to the house he had lived in and climbed the same stairs as he would have done to get to his front door.

The DivX web properties get visited by more than 12 million unique users on a monthly basis, combined, according to the release.

Mr Kearney said: "Do you consider yourself as irrelevant to Northern Ireland politics now," and Mr Adair replied: "Yes, but I still get visited by police telling me my life is in danger from dissident Republicans and told to step up my security".

I'm not convinced that's going to be enough of a reason for people to switch from the leading classifieds websites, who've been around for years and get visited by tens of millions of people every month, but can't blame them for trying.

"We both work from home, and we tend to get visited by different cats at different times of the day.

Everybody liked health care reform, he said, "until they got visited by their local self-interest".

As far as I know there is still at least one officer on life support who never gets visited by his colleagues, not even one as caring as June.

So when a company asks me to have a look at their online article directory, which they say gets visited by more than 20 million unique users every month, I pay attention.

A couple of interesting nuggets in the press release as well: StyleFeeder apparently attracted more than 1 million registered members over the past few years and gets visited by over 600,000 unique visitors per month according to comScore.

Ultimately the analysis of the phone calls helps Yext make their flagship product, the local business search engine which they claim gets visited by over a million users a month, more detailed for visitors and at the same time more effective for listed companies.