Sentence examples for does not often go from inspiring English sources
Mr. Meeropol, 60, does not often go to Wellwood himself.
New Zealand overachieves by reaching semifinals, but does not often go further.
"In Toulouse, one does not often go the supermarket," Mr. Forest had told me, and here was proof: the market was mobbed.
Mr. Bannon does not often go into detail about what Judeo-Christian culture is, but he knows one thing it is not: Islam.
("How can you blame me for not helping you empty the dishwasher? You didn't tell me to!" does not often go over well).
NBC News doesn't regularly lay into ABC News The Washington Postt doesn't often go after the New York Times.
"She doesn't often go on London transport on her own but that would certainly stop her doing it.
My husband, who doesn't often go out at night, looked at me and shrugged his shoulders.
(He won't go out. He's seventy-eight. He doesn't often go out these days).
(He won't go out. He's seventy-eight. He doesn't often go out these days). On a trip to the bathroom he noticed that he needed a haircut.
At 66, she remains one of the most curious choreographers out there, her work, like the woman herself, unflashy and intelligent, her inquisitiveness reaching places dance doesn't often go.
