Sentence examples for frequent places from inspiring English sources

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria often develop when people take many antibiotics, or frequent places like hospitals, where many antibiotics are used.

Their Yoga, consisting of a constant meditative contact with God in solitude, required that they frequent places for cremating bodies.

And their decades of experience in New York supermarkets helps "position D'Agostino as a New York company, a New York grocery store," Ms. Bauer says, which is useful because "New Yorkers like to frequent places that are fully New York".

Figure 2 Average number of stops in the top-N most frequent Places for the 29 participants.

In Figure 2 the average number of participants' stops over the top-N most frequent Places is depicted.

Frequent places where others mingle, and build a rapport there.

The source of the injury is usually a blunt object — baseball, hammer, rock, piece of lumber — and the most frequent place of injury is the home.

The mango finds a more exalted, and frequent, place in Hindu mythology that the apple does in Christianity, appearing as a knowledge-giving object of desire for Ganesh and his brother and a symbol of fertility, among other things.

Lungs are the second most common organ of hydatid affection in adults, and arguably the most frequent place of infection in children.

The home has been a frequent place of celebration for the American Chemical Society; they commemorated the centennial and bicentennial of the discovery of oxygen gas by Priestley as well as the 250th anniversary of Priestley's birth.

Given that [coronal] is underspecified but [labial] and [velar] are specified, FUL regards the frequent place assimilation of coronals as legal, and the infrequent velar and labial assimilation as illegal.