Sentence examples for frequently out of from inspiring English sources

They sound amateurishly unconvincing and, frequently, out of breath.

The Giants' secondary, a veteran group, appeared slow to react and was frequently out of position.

History and experience are far more frequently out of sync, or running on parallel tracks.

Many grew up in an Afrikaner culture that is frequently out of step with post-apartheid South Africa, he writes.

Like the Dead, Phish lacks a polished lead singer, and the group's homegrown vocal harmonies are frequently out of tune.

One piece is in sight constantly, to be looked at frequently out of the corner of one's eye.

Mol plays Page, a real-life pinup queen of the nineteen-fifties, who appeared in coy nudie-cutie magazines like Bachelor and Wink and in highly unconvincing and frequently out-of-focus lesbian bondage movies with titles like "Sally's Punishment".

Turkish patients consulted the services more frequently out-of-hours (on weekends and between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m).

Compared with men with diabetes, women with diabetes more frequently had pulmonary edema and in-hospital cardiac arrest but less frequently had out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

The dog frequently greets out-of-town visitors, attends sporting events and hangs around fishermen and children, the Daily News said.

Half of them received new AT, frequently initiated out-of-hours.