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Discover LudwigThe phrase "frequent this place" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It could be used in contexts where someone is describing a location they visit often. Example: "I often frequent this place for its delicious coffee and cozy atmosphere."
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While he's singing, his wife Marybeth is serving up Fowler cocktails, a potent mix of Jameson, Bailey's and coffee that has even the hardened sailors who frequent this place nodding off.
A plate of crispy roast pork with bread and potato dumplings (€11.50) demonstrated exactly why so many of the elderly, ruddy-faced gentlemen who frequent this place are comfortably well-padded around the middle.
For those of us who frequent this place of utter devastation on the other side of this trapped door, some days will never ever be the same regardless of how many days have elapsed.
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One female officer said that the police frequented this place because it was near the courts, and therefore drew officers from other precincts.
London, Robert Louis Stevenson and Joaquin Miller frequented this place, which earned its name because at the entrance to a bridge, it was the first or last stop for travelers in "need of a nickel beer or a dime whiskey".
Not to those who frequent this sleek place.
Diamond Jim Brady used to frequent the place.
The local Gypsy community frequent the place.
Racing enthusiasts -- fans, drivers and professional racers -- frequent the place.
Fortunately, the more experienced women who frequent the place were happy to guide me.
A quick survey indicated in-line skaters outnumber skateboarders, and few girls frequent the place.
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