Sentence examples for are often of from inspiring English sources

Even these apprenticeships are often of questionable value.

Muscatels, produced in many countries, are often of this type.

Walls are often of brick faced with dressed stone.

Their interiors are often of light and cheerful Baroque style; so are the sung Masses.

Labour MPs defying the whip on ID cards are often of the left.

Middle-aged men from Jersey are often of a particular type.

Those people are often of the same race as the managers, they said.

"Professional books on town planning are often of no assistance," he said, "and may be harmful".

His orchestral works are often of a humorous character, notably the Bunte Suite (1929).

Floors are often of beaten earth packed tightly into a timber border.

For fossil-fuel firing, the furnaces are often of the regenerative type (see Figure 8).