Sentence examples for does very often from inspiring English sources

The press does very often play a positive role.

Scrolling down his densely illustrated posts, you may find yourself thinking, "Say, Lady Gaga really does very often cover up one eye.

"Playing at our national stadium is not something the England rugby league team does very often and it really is special," he said.

Mr Farage, who locked horns with Mr Miliband over an EU referendum on the programme, said: "What David Cameron does, very often he makes these promises, vague promises, and then doesn't actually deliver afterwards.

This process is not something the Agency does very often, but Bristol Bay is an extraordinary and unique resource".

"It hasn't been done very often," he said.

"Termination is not something people in Utah do very often".

"It's not something we do very often," she said.

Solzhenitsyn smiled, something he does not do very often or easily with visitors.

So this is not something the country should do very often.

It's something that hasn't really been done very often in beauty.