Sentence examples for visited put from inspiring English sources

They have just sold their property and, the day before Guardian Money visited, put in an offer on a small mews cottage in Edenbridge that has been accepted.

Its creators, drawing on the energy they found in the trashy newspaper stories they read, the myths they heard about America, the foul-smelling tango palaces they visited, put together a collage, whose glue was the cynicism that informed life in Berlin, as Germany slid into the Great Depression.

Conor says he doesn't know why he did so — "I was in a state of shock" — but knowing she could visit put a burden on Kate.

Mr. Mitchell's visit, put off from last week, followed Mr. Netanyahu's response to American demands of Israel to help reconcile.

Pura actually kept the place pretty tight, got herself dolled up for these visits, put her son in his F.O.B. best.

Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter famously visited the burned-out South Bronx (which was rebuilt, not because of either of them, but their visits put an embarrassing focus on that emblem of urban neglect).

The visit put Mr. Bush together with Mr. Keating, a longtime friend who, many prominent Republican officials said, had keenly wanted a Cabinet job and had been disappointed when he did not get one.

She was determined to be an actor "far too young to know what I was talking about", although an open-day visit put her off the idea of stage school – "all these fierce-looking girls in their ballet uniforms".

She's in her 80s and bed-ridden and I'm her favourite rugby player, and the visit put a different light on the whole rugby thing.

In an interview for Irish state broadcaster RTE, David Cameron said the visit put the relationship between the two countries onto a new level.

I oversaw all the paperwork relating to the CRAs' monthly site visits, put together monthly newsletters to keep the investigators informed, dealt with the sponsoring company, and generally kept the "machine" well oiled.