Sentence examples similar to frequently put out from inspiring English sources
We put out releases so frequently because we see that as our contribution to electronic music.
They are said to be on a first-name basis, speaking almost daily by telephone and more frequently when there are fires to put out.
Yet, although he never intended having a serious relationship -- she traveled far too much to play in her alleged chess tournaments, on top of which she said she had a boyfriend "somewhere in the South" (the fireman got the impression he "didn't treat her well") -- he was put out when she frequently avoided seeing him, citing a social phobic disorder.
It said projects were frequently awarded through fast-track processes without due diligence or being put out to competitive tender.
"Frequently, the human rights community will, in the absence of good numbers, put out bad numbers".
Frequently, an Oyster review will feature the reporter's photos side-by-side with the usually more glamorous promotional photos put out by the hotel itself.
