Sentence examples for has been got at from inspiring English sources

He has been got at – he has changed".

All of a sudden Osborne is a landlord's worst enemy – almost desperate to lose their million-odd votes".Lawrenson reckons the chancellor has been "got at" by campaign groups such as Generation Rent who, he adds, "have been increasingly supported by Conservative-voting mums and dads" who fear that high prices and landlord buying is preventing their children from getting on the property ladder.

David Collins, a lawyer at Garfunkel, Wild & Travis in Great Neck, N.Y., says he has been getting at least two such calls a week over the last eight months.

But Clarke suggested instead that the English groundsmen had been got at.

They are beaten up and raped daily and it's not because they feel bad about themselves or have been got at by some zealous politically correct propaganda.

My rule of thumb is that if you see a commentator or politician praising a dictatorship, plutocrat or corporation, the best course is to assume that they have been got at unless they can prove otherwise.

Asked whether he had been got at by the establishment to doctor the report, Stevens - who previously conducted the shoot-to-kill investigations in Northern Ireland - said: "That is not the case.

Obama and US TV presenter Bill O'Reilly's twitter accounts have been got at as well.

Novels have been getting at it for a long time.

But the sisters have been getting at him.

All these revelations have been gotten at a fraction of the cost of human space flight.