Sentence examples for revisit me from inspiring English sources
The phrase "revisit me" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when asking someone to come back to you for further discussion or consideration at a later time. Example: "If you have any more questions about the project, feel free to revisit me anytime."
(Decades after a bad experience, hallucinatory horrors revisit me every time I am exposed to the sights or sounds -- or even catch a vague whiff -- of a dentist's office).
The thoughts of ending the suffering revisit me a couple of times per year.
Therefore, I should expect it to revisit me at some point in the not too distant future.
It was a troubling day followed by many troubled nights when their pudgy faces revisited me in my sleep.
The key reason, though, is that I had a similarly negative reaction to an earlier Refn film, Bronson, yet found that images from it kept revisiting me unbidden for weeks afterwards.
(laughs) I was born the 2nd of November in Cairo, the suburb of Heliopolis which keeps revisiting me in scripts.
In one instance last year, a writer I'd passed on when she'd first submitted her novel "revisited" me during a pitch session and I got a second chance to work with her on her next book.
"Part of it is a familiar sickness, the same one I experienced in the months after I was sexually assaulted, that has revisited me alongside the knowledge that a substantial portion of the country truly does believe 'I deserve it.'".
Those seeking a backstage musical that wears its personality above its ankles may want to revisit "Kiss Me, Kate" (2 30).
If you're in search of a backstage musical that wears its personality above its ankles, you would do better to revisit "Kiss Me, Kate" or to join the line for tickets to "The Producers".
Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood Some Velvet Morning The kerfuffle about Lana Del Rey, self-proclaimed "gangsta Nancy Sinatra", made me revisit the real deal, and what a strange, sinister performance she gives here.
