Sentence examples for doing often from inspiring English sources

It's 2016, what are you doing?' Often grown men.

What I was doing often felt like putting Band-Aids on bullet holes.

We reach for its high-minded sound, but in so doing often spoil its elegant shorthand by adding the redundant from.

Parents and school administrators anxiously await the annual release of the state's report cards that measure how schools are doing, often in a small number of figures that, some argue, lack subtle distinctions.

A country with a large group of strivers, but also decent pay and status for those who stay put and do basic jobs, is something that is becoming harder to achieve – both financially and psychologically – as the labour market and the education system increasingly divide into insiders (mobile professionals/graduates) and outsiders (immobile people without A-levels doing often basic jobs).

Again, this sort of item management was something that group members were already doing – often just typing in "sold" in the comments section to alert an admin, or deleting the post as need be.

But I did, often.

Obituaries do often fit that bill.

Thirty years later, he still does, often.

He did often sound like Mrs Thatcher.

That's not done often at all.