Sentence examples for getting followed from inspiring English sources

Failure to comply with this "Rule of the Road" can result in any or possibly all of the following: getting "tailgated" getting "cut off" getting "brake checked" getting followed getting assaulted.

"The hell they went through during the campaign, the scrutiny they're under all the time – getting followed in the street and their phones bugged – I think they are the true heroes because they have to live there," he said.

Meet The Stalkers: Now entrenched in the 2010 Connecticut campaigns: candidates getting followed on the trail by rivals' staff members with video cameras hoping to capture that one "Macaca" moment to turn into a YouTube video or a negative TV advertisement.

As well as his friendships with Depp and DiCaprio, with whom he recently went cycling in Central Park ("We started getting followed by these fellas on bikes, paparazzi. I felt like the kids from ET. I was waiting for us to fly") he maintains links with less powerful colleagues such as Thomas Turgoose, his young co-star in This Is England.

So what's the point of bringing in new laws when the old ones aren't even getting followed?" One British migrant, who worked in a club on the strip and did not want to be named, said there was so much competition between the bars that they all broke the laws that ban promoters from serving obviously inebriated customers to get people into the clubs and venues.

I'm getting followed in Lidl, that's real.

Mauricio Samayoa (@msamayoa) from @wearesocial sent me this message: "Got followed by @TheLondonJob today.

A funny tweeter friend of mine recently got followed by comedian Charlie Higson.

If you're in control of your career, you won't get followed.

"In English football, racism gets followed up.

There's also a @SaneRemindMe folder for emails you want to make sure get followed up.