Sentence examples for I frequent now from inspiring English sources
Most of the independent American bookstores I frequent now are owned by people who grew up kissing books -- not literally as Mr. Rushdie and I did growing up, but figuratively at least.
Here's the old honky-tonk she frequented, now called Granny's.
My visits are less frequent now that I can trim my surviving hair at home.
Q. Do you agree her in-match letdowns are less frequent now? A. I think she has more to her game, more options in case she gets in trouble on a bad day.
I've caught myself Facebooking when I am either bored, frustrated or just downright have absolutely nothing else to do (those days seem to be more frequent now that I am unemployed)... Of course, if you're not feeling so good about yourself and you see a doctored version of someone else's fabulous life, you're going to feel more miserable.
I wonder whether these accidents are more frequent now than in the past.
It's really odd, because I never suffered from anxiety, but for about an hour every six months I relive the experience – although it's becoming less frequent now.
"Crimes are less frequent now but the tension persists," Marquecho says.
"These incursions have often taken place, but they are more frequent now".
Demonstrations and marches, daily events a couple of years ago, are less frequent now.
Violence is spreading and suicide-bombings, less frequent now in Iraq, are taking a rising toll.
