Sentence examples for frequent are too from inspiring English sources

Many restaurants, like a five-table eatery that I frequent, are too small for nonsmoking zones, and thus, in Chinese tradition, remain cloudy with tobacco haze.

While criminal behavior is frequent, Italian officials are too quick to tar all Gypsies with that label.

Little-noticed near disasters are too frequent to count.

If the presentations are too frequent the processes are unable to achieve their maximal effect.

Fans, and even some drivers, grumble that the races are too frequent and too long.

I have nothing to hang on to in those situations, which are too frequent.

For Syrians in Lebanon, that heartbreak is a daily occurrence, and the calls to Taimey and local youth organisations are too frequent.

They also pay one-time fees for the privilege and may end up paying higher overall fees to accept cards if disputes are too frequent.

The wetter lowlands at the Kolkhida's centre collect cold air, and frosts are too frequent for cultivation of more sensitive crops.

But the clichés of business articles are too frequent here: standing ovations on the trading floor, the rich wife's shoe collection and so on.

Users expect ads, but they can also become annoyed if ads are too frequent or invasive.