Sentence examples for especially often from inspiring English sources

The orchestral writing is vivid and, for the brass especially, often fiercely virtuosic.

To pay school fees, women, especially, often must travel to the school and take time off from work, thereby losing wages.

The song lyrics, especially, often tell of the African slaves in Brazil in the 16th and 17th centuries who created capoeira as a form of self-defense cleverly disguised as a dance.

Divorced fathers, especially, often want their homes done quickly, to make the transition as smooth as possible for their children, which means they are apt to agree with her design decisions.

It would be wrong to say that they were any less engaged by the Mozart and Wagner works, but Mr. Gilbert's readings, in the Mozart especially, often seemed a few shades too reserved.

This seems to happen especially often with film titles.Consider the 1989 film "K-9", a policeman-and-his-dog caper which is known variously as "Four-legged policeman" (Italy) and "My partner with the cold snout" (Germany).

The Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico (especially often-bombed Vieques) are the new destinations of political choice.

But guests, especially women, often complained.

Older films especially are often in poor condition.

Women and, especially, girls often find it embarrassing.

Many male potency drinks are especially thick, often including both Irish moss and oatmeal.