Sentence examples for are often having from inspiring English sources

Trooper Bailey said that the people he stops are often having a bad day.

The very institutions and laws that were supposed to reduce business uncertainty and risk are often having the opposite effect.

Sorry I'm not trying to be, that's my directness, but it's just, this is the conversation that people, black women are often having behind closed doors.

"It does appear to be a boilerplate motion filed by many defendants who are often having buyer's remorse, so to speak, after having time to contemplate their plea," Ms. Strain said.

With next to nobody to mark, the centre-backs start to wander and are often having to move across to counter the threat from the flanks when attacking full-backs have been caught on the break.

When we are hooked, we are often having a stimulus, a situation, a decision that we've got to make, something that's upset us, feeling overwhelmed, and we react immediately with response.

Never mind that investigative reporters are — often have to be — people who push and aren't polite.

Typical particles in heterogeneous materials are often have different shape and size (see Figs. 4, 5 and 6).

This will provide plenty to do and are often have many games to play.

The Vatican was often having to clarify its positions.

"I'm often having moments where I'm like, 'Huh.