Sentence examples for back and often from inspiring English sources
It is certainly an undercount, experts said, because cyclists assume that once the theft occurs there is little chance of getting the bike back, and often do not report thefts.
Officials said the change should drastically reduce the time that drivers have to wait before getting their vehicles back — and, often, the speed with which the city is paid.
Mr. Nosala said the promoters of such races — like the one that operated Saturday's, Mojave Desert Racing — cannot afford the security staff to keep spectators back and often rely on federal and state land managers who normally patrol the desert.
One more, Marcus?" "Or do you want to try what's-her-name?" Marcus moved languidly, hips out, shoulders back, and often had an apple or a nectarine in his hand.
She wrote for the Christchurch Sun, and for the literary magazine The Triad, where she was the author of a saucy column called "A Woman Hits Back" and often published her erotic ruminations.
The crash cast a grim light on a nocturnal New York City subculture of overnight gamblers, many of them older Asian and Hispanic people, who take cheap buses from Chinatown to casinos in Connecticut and New Jersey, play the slots and tables for a few hours and catch an after-midnight bus home, usually sleeping on the trip back and often arriving just in time to get to return to work.
Backed, and often interacting with, a large video projection and assisted by the performance artist Ragani Haas, Ms. Jonas moved about, functioning as spirit guide, narrator, artist in residence, stagehand and no-tech sound technician, often creating a great percussive racket.
For the present study, the variable was dichotomized; that is, "never," "rarely," and "sometimes" were counted as no back pain and "often" or "very often" as back pain.
Check back early and often for the latest.
But that didn't last very long; the stomp and screech came back immediately and often.
Solo acts, though, are allowed (and sometimes expected) to come back early and often.
