Sentence examples for visited someone from inspiring English sources

When the licensing committee visited, someone got hit with a wheel-brace and the magistrate got covered in their blood.

The last time I visited, someone had left a bouquet of roses at one end of the pier, with a two-word -- entirely appropriate -- note: "Always remembered".

The day I visited, someone (not Ms. Campbell) had made a tiny pen mark on a notebook in one room but not in the other.

As it happens, early last week, I visited someone who spoke to the badly injured boy that Saturday night, so he was in a position to weigh up the "Uncle Leon" inference.

On one occasion, I visited someone I assumed was a secret source of my own and found a handwritten note saying "Kilroy Was Here" affixed to the outside office door — a token from Woodward.

It's embarrassing to say you come from a ghetto in England once you've seen some of the poverty there – but then we visited someone who had plasma TVs hanging off every wall in the house.

Are you visiting someone?

But I'm not going there to visit someone.

There is really no visiting someone else's old neighborhood.

You may ask, is visiting someone really that dangerous?

I was visiting someone who was on remand in Australia.