Sentence examples for extended often from inspiring English sources

Gradually throughout the second half of the 19th century, certain states and territories extended often limited voting rights to women.

Vlasov's polished-wood staff, which he extended often to help me leap across streams, was whittled from the stone birch trees that abound in the caldera, creating what looked like white-washed groves for hobbits.

Similarly, Marnell is a roly-poly toy, falling down and then getting up and then falling down again — retreating to her blackout-curtained bedroom for extended, often near-lethal benders in which she gorges on whatever pill will knock her out fastest, then straightening up enough to maintain a modicum of health and sanity.

Cells with frequent flashes exhibited transient GCaMP3 increases of mixed duration, but a few cells showed recurring transient increases that lasted over an extended period of time (categorized as 'frequent extended'), often with varying intensities within the elevated GCaMP3 signal.

Production nights were known as brutal, extending often to all-nighters.

The constant extending often creates anxiety for those affected by the laws.

Scientists have discovered the spiral arms often extend much farther than anyone thought.

But much of his other work also centres on extended families, often in rural and mountain settings.

The burden of care has fallen on grandmothers, whose extended families often exceed a dozen children.

Catterall experienced some of Mayweather's infamous extended rounds, often completing 12 minutes instead of three.

This led to extended improvisations, often lasting as long as an hour, that some observers regarded as "practicing in public".